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Peace Infrastructures: How Un Peace Operations Build Roads, Bridges, And Solar Farms In The Pursuit Of Sustainability
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The First Comprehensive Account Of Infrastructure Building In United Nations Peace Operations.Roads, Bridges, A Renewable Power Plant, And An Electricity Grid: Un Peacekeepers Might Be Unusual Infrastructure Builders, But TheyRe Certainly Not Unambitious. Since The Beginning Of The UnS Peacekeeping Activities After The End Of World War Ii, The Blue Helmets Have Cemented Streets, Constructed Bridges, And Dug Wells In Conflict Zones. But How Did The Military Arm Of The WorldS Primary Diplomatic Forum Become Involved In Such Activities In Its Quest For Peace, And With What Consequences? Peace Infrastructures Analyzes The Turn To EverMoreComplex Infrastructure Projects, From Early Road Building Via Urban Community Projects To The Commissioning Of Entire Renewable Power Plants, In The Context Of An Evolving Understanding Of Peace Problems And Solutions. Tracing The Global Travel Of Policies, Technologies, And Expertise, Silvia Danielak Investigates How The Shift Toward Risk Management, Legacy, And Climate Security Was Driven By, And Materialized In, Conflict Zones, Shaping The Very Idea Of Peace.The Book Critically Engages With The UnS Ambition To Insert Itself In The Sustainable Development Of The Countries It Seeks To Assist, Arguing That We Need To Consider Peace Operations Spatial, Urban, And Material Ways Of EngagementEspecially In The Face Of Mounting Climate Risks. Infrastructure Is Poised To Take A More Prominent Position Within Peace Operations, But A More Nuanced Understanding That Recognizes Its Opportunities, As Well As Its Potential For Violence, Is Required.
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