"The Admirable New World": (Re)Articulations and Ancient New Structures
Abstract
The present research focuses mainly on discourse analysis, and to sorne extent in the genealogy of the term terrorism as a methodological source, with the objective of an alyzing both its narratives articulations in vigor and State politics. Here, specifically, it's about an analysis between the bread narrative of terrorism and the creati on conditions of possibiliti es of Russian politics towards Chechnya during both conflicts between the Federation and the Chechen terrorism. This study intends to analyze how discourses in vigor in the internat ional scenario can create possibilities or even constrain, what will de pend on the existent context. In order to verify this hypothesis the present research will use empirically the two conflicts between Russian Federation and Chechnya, in different historical moments and how the international community reaction is different in both moments, although the conditions of both conflicts are very alike. Likewise, it is identi fied that between the first and second Chechen war, the international situation changes.
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