Reconstructing the International Peace Architecture in the Asian Century

IF 1.7 Q2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Global Society Pub Date : 2021-10-02 DOI:10.1080/13600826.2021.1948393

Yuji Uesugi, Oliver P. Richmond

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This introductory paper for the special issue on Reconstructing the International Peace Architecture (IPA) in the Asian Century outlines the background to, the objective and the scope of, and the key contributions of the special issue. A fundamental problem that each contributor has underlined is the inability of the existing IPA to effectively cope with emerging counter-peace challenges in the face of the rise of Asian powers and the global geopolitical rivalry. This special issue seeks to address the following questions: (1) how would the rise of Asian powers affect global power's framing of peace, and its international and local hybridity within the IPA; (2) how might the interests of the Global North, Emerging Powers, and the Global South be addressed simultaneously or be integrated with the IPA; and (3) how global institutions such as the United Nations might incorporate non-Western values, customs, norms and standards into their doctrines and practices of peacebuilding? This paper offers some speculations about peacebuilding, statebuilding and development assistance in the new international relations in which China plays a major role.

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重构亚洲世纪的国际和平架构

摘要:本文是《亚洲世纪重建国际和平架构》特刊的导论，概述了该特刊的背景、目标和范围以及主要贡献。每个成员国都强调的一个根本问题是，面对亚洲大国的崛起和全球地缘政治竞争，现有的国际和平协定无法有效应对新出现的反和平挑战。本期特刊旨在解决以下问题:(1)亚洲大国的崛起将如何影响全球大国对和平的框架，以及其在国际和平协定中的国际和地方混杂性;(2)如何同时处理全球北方、新兴大国和全球南方的利益，或将其与IPA结合起来;(3)联合国等全球性机构如何将非西方的价值观、习俗、规范和标准纳入其建设和平的理论和实践中?本文对中国在新的国际关系中发挥重要作用的和平建设、国家建设和发展援助提出了一些设想。

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