Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas

El objetivo de esta investigación es el de entender la construcción del derecho internacional como un proceso de estructuración a través del estudio de la redefinición de las redes normativas relativas al comportamiento de las formas privadas de violencia. Para dar alcance a este objetivo, se ha esc...

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title	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas
spellingShingle	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas Mercenarios Compañías Militares y de Seguridad Privadas Derecho Internacional Humanitario Derechos Humanos Otros problemas & servicios sociales Mercenaries Private Military and Security Companies International Humanitarian Law Human Rights Web of Norms Mercenarios Servicios de seguridad privada Fuerzas armadas Derecho Internacional Humanitario
title_short	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas
title_full	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas
title_fullStr	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas
title_full_unstemmed	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas
title_sort	Mercenarios y compañías militares y de seguridad privadas : estructuración de sus redes normativas
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv	Olasolo Alonso, Héctor
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv	Mercenarios Compañías Militares y de Seguridad Privadas Derecho Internacional Humanitario Derechos Humanos
topic	Mercenarios Compañías Militares y de Seguridad Privadas Derecho Internacional Humanitario Derechos Humanos Otros problemas & servicios sociales Mercenaries Private Military and Security Companies International Humanitarian Law Human Rights Web of Norms Mercenarios Servicios de seguridad privada Fuerzas armadas Derecho Internacional Humanitario
dc.subject.ddc.spa.fl_str_mv	Otros problemas & servicios sociales
dc.subject.keyword.spa.fl_str_mv	Mercenaries Private Military and Security Companies International Humanitarian Law Human Rights Web of Norms
dc.subject.lemb.spa.fl_str_mv	Mercenarios Servicios de seguridad privada Fuerzas armadas Derecho Internacional Humanitario
description	El objetivo de esta investigación es el de entender la construcción del derecho internacional como un proceso de estructuración a través del estudio de la redefinición de las redes normativas relativas al comportamiento de las formas privadas de violencia. Para dar alcance a este objetivo, se ha escogido al constructivismo como marco teórico. Esta elección se sustenta en contar con una teoría que facilite un análisis multinivel de regímenes jurídicos y cuya ontología sea fuertemente ideacionalista para ofrecer una lectura alternativa del proceso histórico en el que las normas y el comportamiento de los agentes se coconstituyen (estructuran). Como unidades de análisis preponderantes se han escogido a los actores legitimadores, individuos cuyos actos de lenguaje preforman el comportamiento de unidades jurídico/políticas e interactúan con las normas para reafirmarlas, redefinirlas o contravenirlas. El proceso de estructuración que de allí resulta da origen a la conformación de redes normativas interdependientes. En el caso concreto, se estudiarán las redes normativas de dos formas de violencia cuyo proceso de legitimación ha sido intensamente reivindicado como resistido: los mercenarios y las Compañías Militares de Seguridad Privada. Al reconstruir las redes normativas de cada una de ambas formas y contrastarlas, se busca aportar al debate sobre el papel del Estado y la violencia en la sociedad. La metodología por utilizar para este cometido parte de un análisis cualitativo-interpretativo que combina la genealogía y el análisis de contenido como técnicas.
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dc.date.created.none.fl_str_mv	2019-04-05
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spelling	Olasolo Alonso, Héctor380072600Urueña Sánchez, Mario IvánDoctor en DerechoFull timec1c3f897-4808-4bb8-9460-ba0b4c9f7da16002019-04-09T16:35:39Z2019-04-09T16:35:39Z2019-04-052019El objetivo de esta investigación es el de entender la construcción del derecho internacional como un proceso de estructuración a través del estudio de la redefinición de las redes normativas relativas al comportamiento de las formas privadas de violencia. Para dar alcance a este objetivo, se ha escogido al constructivismo como marco teórico. Esta elección se sustenta en contar con una teoría que facilite un análisis multinivel de regímenes jurídicos y cuya ontología sea fuertemente ideacionalista para ofrecer una lectura alternativa del proceso histórico en el que las normas y el comportamiento de los agentes se coconstituyen (estructuran). Como unidades de análisis preponderantes se han escogido a los actores legitimadores, individuos cuyos actos de lenguaje preforman el comportamiento de unidades jurídico/políticas e interactúan con las normas para reafirmarlas, redefinirlas o contravenirlas. El proceso de estructuración que de allí resulta da origen a la conformación de redes normativas interdependientes. En el caso concreto, se estudiarán las redes normativas de dos formas de violencia cuyo proceso de legitimación ha sido intensamente reivindicado como resistido: los mercenarios y las Compañías Militares de Seguridad Privada. Al reconstruir las redes normativas de cada una de ambas formas y contrastarlas, se busca aportar al debate sobre el papel del Estado y la violencia en la sociedad. La metodología por utilizar para este cometido parte de un análisis cualitativo-interpretativo que combina la genealogía y el análisis de contenido como técnicas.The objective of this research is to understand the construction of international law as a structuring process through the study of the redefinition of web of norms related to the behavior of private forms of violence. To achieve this goal, constructivism has been chosen as a theoretical framework. This choice is based on having a theory that facilitates a multilevel analysis of legal regimes and whose ontology is strongly ideational to offer an alternative reading of the historical process in which the rules and behavior of the agents are co-constituted (structured). As preponderant units of analysis, legitimacy actors have been chosen, individuals whose acts of language preform the behavior of legal / political units and interact with the norms to reaffirm, redefine or contravene them. The structuring process that results there gives rise to the formation of interdependent regulatory networks. In the specific case, the normative networks of two forms of violence whose legitimization process has been intensely claimed as resisted will be studied: the mercenaries and the Private Security Military Companies. By reconstructing the normative networks of each of these two forms and contrasting them, we seek to contribute to the debate on the role of the State and violence in society. The methodology to be used for this purpose is based on a qualitative-interpretative analysis that combines genealogy and content analysis as techniques.2021-04-09 01:01:01: Script de automatizacion de embargos. info:eu-repo/date/embargoEnd/2021-04-09application/pdfhttps://doi.org/10.48713/10336_19386 http://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/19386spaUniversidad del RosarioFacultad de JurisprudenciaDoctorado en DerechoAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.5 ColombiaAbierto (Texto Completo)EL AUTOR, manifiesta que la obra objeto de la presente autorización es original y la realizó sin violar o usurpar derechos de autor de terceros, por lo tanto la obra es de exclusiva autoría y tiene la titularidad sobre la misma. 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