The objective desired here is human emancipation in a post-Western manner by focusing on psychological stress as a transnational lowest common denominator not bound by any cultural constraints. Whereas most policy-makers and academics would consider the Western conception of positive peace as the desired target for such UN operations, this paper treats positive peace as a mere means to another end. This framework is an analytical and practical guideline for emancipation.
For this purpose, the framework of immanent critique is applied 1) to uncover the sub-optimal operations of the UN in Cambodia and 2) to engage in a discussion about the dialectics of Human Security whereby this paper’s framework is proposed and justified. In the spirit of the Welsh School, UN operations and their contributions to human emancipation shall be analyzed and evaluated. The use and feasibility of the reconceptualization presented within this paper is shown through the case of the United Nations (UN) operations in Cambodia between 19.
This paper bridges the practical and academic realms of human security with a focus on the reconceptualization of Human Security (HS).
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