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CONTROL IN STABILITY

CONTROL IN STABILITY. IT ISN’T WHAT YOU SAY IT’S HOW YOU SAY IT How many words? Two or Three?. Stabilisation?. Australian Civil-Military Centre Diagram. Stabilisation?. Military Stabilisation. Australian Civil-Military Centre Diagram. Stabilisation?. Military Stabilisation.

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CONTROL IN STABILITY

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  1. CONTROL IN STABILITY IT ISN’T WHAT YOU SAY IT’S HOW YOU SAY IT How many words? Two or Three?

  2. Stabilisation? Australian Civil-Military Centre Diagram

  3. Stabilisation? Military Stabilisation Australian Civil-Military Centre Diagram

  4. Stabilisation? Military Stabilisation dealing with political threats

  5. Stabilisation? Military Stabilisation dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution'

  6. Stabilisation? Military Stabilisation dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution' process of establishing early peace & security

  7. Stabilisation? Military Stabilisation bridges the response element with the recovery and development elements dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution' process of establishing early peace & security

  8. Stabilisation? Intervener’s National Interests Military Stabilisation bridges the response element with the recovery and development elements dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution' process of establishing early peace & security

  9. Stability? Intervener’s National Interests Military Stabilisation bridges the response element with the recovery and development elements dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution' process of establishing early peace & security

  10. Stability? Stability here? Intervener’s National Interests Military Stabilisation bridges the response element with the recovery and development elements dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution' process of establishing early peace & security

  11. What is sub-national stability? • Little empirical evidence of what it is • State level – provision of basic services • How local political elites are structured • How they control/controlled by the state • Related to achieving security • Political threats dealt with • Other factors ……………

  12. Assessing these parameters • Intervener sets these parameters • Decides what is included in them • The extent they need to be achieved • The standards of achievement • Who should achieve them • Which values they should represent • Which governance systems they constitute

  13. Parallels: Democracy Promotion • Carothers: Transition Paradigm • Bridoux & Russell: Iraq: democracy veneer • Varying forms and depths of democracy • A stability paradigm? Or a totem?

  14. Policy and Discourse • State foreign and security policies • overt influence • based upon wider interests and values • international security architecture • Discourse • Foucault (1981) • World View: Regime of Truth

  15. Condition of Stability • Based on intervening state’s world view • Consistent with its international policies • Closes down local political space • No locally reflexive socio-political evolution

  16. Stability: A Totem? • Stabilisation • important processes • mediates conflict into socio-political evolution • need not involve control by intervening state • Stability • a condition • based upon intervener’s perspective • can perpetuate inequality/traditional elites

  17. Stability? Stability here? Intervener’s National Interests Military Stabilisation bridges the response element with the recovery and development elements dealing with political threats platform for longer-term social, economic and political evolution' process of establishing early peace & security

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