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Les organisations internationales dépolitisent-elles les relations internationales ?

Authors: Petiteville, Franck;

Les organisations internationales dépolitisent-elles les relations internationales ?

Abstract

Cet article vise à questionner le diagnostic fréquemment avancé de « dépolitisation » de la régulation internationale assurée par les organisations internationales (OI), thème qui a rarement fait l’objet d’une réflexion approfondie. Basée sur une revue de la littérature de sociologie, de science politique et d’anthropologie relative aux OI, la démarche consiste donc à systématiser la réflexion sur la dialectique politisation/dépolitisation dans les OI. Les principaux vecteurs de la dépolitisation sont identifiés : le recours au registre éthique et normatif, la neutralisation politique de leur discours, et la mobilisation d’une expertise multiforme à des fins d’autolégitimation apolitique. Sont également analysées les contraintes qui jouent en faveur de la dépolitisation de l’action des OI : contraintes décisionnelles et diplomatiques liées à la structure intergouvernementale de leurs instances de décision, contraintes administratives et culturelles inhérentes à la bureaucratie des OI. Enfin, le concept de dépolitisation est discuté pour ses insuffisances : son incapacité à rendre compte du discours politisé de certaines OI et des effets de politisation ou de repolitisation induits aussi bien par les normes éthiques véhiculées que par l’expertise mobilisée.

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France
Keywords

330, [SHS.SCIPO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Political science, [SHS.SCIPO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Political science

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influence
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