R2P的关系?平民主导的预防和防范暴行犯罪

IF 0.8 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Felicity Gray
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摘要

在保护责任(R2P)的背景下保护平民通常被理解为“拯救陌生人”的做法。在这篇文章中,我认为这种理解忽略了密切关系网络可以作为预防和保护暴行犯罪的一种形式。通过对南苏丹内战背景下非武装保护实践的考察,我强调了非政府组织和社区本身开展的非武装、平民主导的保护实践如何依赖于密切关系网络的建立和维持。这种“关系R2P”不是“拯救陌生人”,而是将熟悉作为保护朋友、家人和邻居的一种手段。通过关系连通性的镜头,在面对暴行犯罪时重新想象“干预”的新视角和机会出现了。本文探讨了在暴行犯罪背景下实施非武装、以平民为基础的方法的潜在机遇、挑战和限制。
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Relational R2P? Civilian-Led Prevention and Protection against Atrocity Crimes
The protection of civilians in the context of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is often understood as a practice of ‘saving strangers’. In this article, I argue that such an understanding overlooks the ways that close relational webs can be used as a form of prevention of, and protection from, atrocity crimes. Through an examination of unarmed protection practices in the context of the civil war in South Sudan, I highlight how practices of unarmed, civilian-led protection – performed both by non-governmental organisations (ngo s), and by communities themselves – hinge on the creation and sustaining of close relational webs. Rather than ‘saving strangers’, this ‘relational R2P’ hinges on familiarity as a means of protecting one’s friends, families, and neighbours. Through a lens of relational connectivity, fresh perspectives and opportunities for re-imagining ‘intervention’ in the face of atrocity crimes arise. The article explores potential opportunities, challenges, and limitations for the implementation of unarmed, civilian-based approaches in the context of atrocity crimes.
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Global Responsibility to Protect
Global Responsibility to Protect Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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