From the United States and Russia: a look at the R2P

Keywords: responsibility to protect, security, construction

Abstract

Thanks to the theoretical advances and the opening of International Relations to different social and linguistic approaches, it has been possible to broaden the spectrum when identifying problems and issues of a research, one of these advantages is to be able to analyze the speeches of different political leaders and state institutions to be able to glimpse its web of concepts, meanings and ideas related to a topic. In this work, what is intended is, through discourse analysis, to understand the way in which the security evoked by the United States and Russia is understood, in order to have more information when analyzing the actions that respond on behalf of the "Responsibility to protect".

Author Biographies

Ximena Andrea Cujabante Villamil, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada

Universidad Militar Nueva Granada.

Sara Quintero, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada

Universidad Militar Nueva Granada.

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How to Cite
Cujabante Villamil, X. A., & Quintero, S. (2019). From the United States and Russia: a look at the R2P. Reflexión Política, 21(43), 9–21. https://doi.org/10.29375/01240781.3503

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