WAR AND PEACE

Author: BLESA ALEDO PABLO S..
Year: 2002.
University: CATÓLICA SAN ANTONIO [www.ucam.edu].
Place of preparation: UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA SAN ANTONIO.

Summary: The doctoral thesis is a study todo-comprensivo, historical, political and legal development of a European defense through the different phases of European integration since it began in the fifties. The study is supported by extensive documentation as a result offered a unique perspective on what the Security and Defense Policy of Europe is today, and has been over time. The most interesting contribution of the thesis is to connect the present situation in the development of a Joint Defense Policy (CDP) with the different episodes of European integration since 1945; Moreover, the author has linked these episodes with the broader evolution the confrontation biopolar held globally during forty years of Cold War, but on the other hand, these three dimensions intertwined seem desencajadas or forced into their connection. As a result, the author has obtained an approximation colorful, seductive and brilliantly written on the most elusive of the aspects of building Europe.

Author: ECHAVARRIA ALVAREZ JOSEFINA.
Year: 2005.
University: JAUME I DE CASTELLON [www.uji.es].
Place of defense: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y SOCIALES.
Place of preparation: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y SOCIALES.

Summary: As a contribution to the debate on security, this dissertation explores the tenets of the thought of (in) security in Colombia from the perspective of philosophy to make the Paces. The main objective is to identify the discursive formations that the Democratic Security Policy (DPP) for establishing State-level policies, we and others, recognize how calls the subject to take those positions and analyze some speeches resistance to PSD. The body of the thesis provides an approximation to the Colombian political context and then develops a theoretical framework for interpreting the mutual relationship between (in) security and the building of political identities. From this angle, discusses how during the crisis of the failed peace talks in Colombia (2002) creating the necessary consensus for that security becomes a basis for policy. The thesis demonstrates the impact that has on the PSD construction and production categories of identity and policies, using several speeches resistance, investigates the reproduction of the inability of the (in) security from the margins. Finally, inspired by the concept of Paces Inseguras, the thesis aims to proposals for peaceful transformation.

Author: SIDI MOHAMED OMAR.
Year: 2005.
University: JAUME I DE CASTELLON [www.uji.es].
Place of defense: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y SOCIALES.
Place of preparation: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y SOCIALES.