Power/knowledge in international peacebuilding : the case of the EU police mission in Bosnia
This article develops the argument that peacebuilding brings into play microphysical and nonsovereign forms of power that circulate through opaque capillaries that link foreign peacebuilders and indigenous populations. It examines the governmentality of liberal peacebuilding and the practices of ‘unfreedom’ it licenses; brings into focus the constellation of social control that is effected by the EU's efforts, in the context of its security and defense policy, to promote democratic policing in Bosnia; and shows how a normatively committed form of governmentality theory can be employed to limit the inevitable political pastorate in the international construction of liberal peace in posthostility societies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ESDP police missions : meaning, context and operational challenges
Presents an evaluation of European Security and Defense Policy police missions. Significance of policing and police aid to national security; Important role of police assistance in international affairs; Structural challenges for European Communities policing.