United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: Ad Hoc Missions, Permanent Engagement

Table of contents

• United Nations Peacekeeping Operations *
• Title Page *
• Contents v
• Acknowledgements viii
• List of Acronyms x
• Part I - Challenges of Post-Cold War Peacekeeping 1
• 1 - Cascading Generations of Peacekeeping: Across the Mogadishu Line to Kosovo and Timor 3
• Notes 24
• 2 - Peacekeeping and the Violence in Ethnic Conflict 26
• Notes *
• 3 - The Role of the UN Secretariat in Organizing Peacekeeping 46
• Notes *
• 4 - Policing the Peace 57
• Notes *
• Part II - Regional Experiences 75
• 5 - Regional Peacekeeping in the Cis 77
• Notes *
• 6 - Towards More Effective Peace Operations: Learning from the African “laboratory”? 100
• Notes *
• 7 - Establishing the Credibility of a Regional Peacekeeping Capability 129
• Notes *
• Part III - Experiences from Cambodia, Former Yugoslavia, and East Timor 147
• 8 - The Politics of UN Peacekeeping from Cambodia to Yugoslavia 149
• Notes *
• 9 - The Cambodian Experience: a Success Story Still? 155
• 10 - Un Peacekeeping Operations in the Former Yugoslavia – from Unprofor to Kosovo 167
• Notes *
• 11 - Civilian Police in UN Peace Operations: Some Lessons from Recent Australian Experience 182
• Notes *
• Part IV - A New Beginning? the Road to Brahimi and Beyond 213
• 12 - Peacekeeping and the Changing Role of the United Nations: Four Dilemmas 215
• Notes 236
• 13 - From an Agenda for Peace to the Brahimi Report: Towards a New Era of UN Peace Operations? 238
• Notes *
• Contributors 256
• Index 262

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