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Estudios Políticos

Print version ISSN 0121-5167On-line version ISSN 2462-8433

Abstract

QUEREJAZU ESCOBARI, Amaya. Covered Violences in Global Governance. Estud. Polit. [online]. 2016, n.49, pp.148-166. ISSN 0121-5167.  https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.espo.n49a08.

The article problematizes the ontological assumptions under which global governance -as a concept and as a political project- is conceived, and how this institutionalizes and perpetuates the exclusion through covered violences that habilitate certain forms of being in the world. Among them, the process of constructing the Other and the acceptance of a determined form of knowing reality, restricting the possibility of thinking the political in other possible ways. Drawing from International Relations' critical perspectives such as poststructuralism and postcolonialism, some insights are offered to think of global governance differently

Keywords : Global Governance; Critical Perspectives; Worldview; Postcolonialism; Postestructuralism.

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