ABSTRACT

Over the last six years, the P/CVE agenda has emphasized the need of preventative measures to augment kinetic counterterrorism security approaches. Based on field research in Kenya in 2019, this article analyzes the ‘police power’ of P/CVE, which compels populations to participate in their own security and ensure their own governability, otherwise marking them for elimination. P/CVE is read as a mode of civil counterinsurgency that operates to pacify populations seen as threats to a liberal international order through peacebuilding and development initiatives, curtailing the autonomy of civic space and securitizing the work of community organizations.

摘要

在过去六年中，P/CVE 议程强调需要采取预防措施来增强动态反恐安全方法。本文基于 2019 年在肯尼亚的实地调研，分析了 P/CVE 的“警察权力”，它迫使民众参与自身的安全并确保自身的可治理性，否则将其标记为淘汰。P/CVE 被解读为一种民间反叛乱模式，旨在通过建设和平和发展倡议、限制公民空间的自主权和使社区组织的工作安全化来安抚被视为对自由国际秩序构成威胁的民众。