Learning to fight in UN peacekeeping/

HARIG Christoph

Learning to fight in UN peacekeeping/ Christoph Harig - 2020

The article finds that a complex interplay between bottom-up adaptation and top-down innovation - enabled by politicians who supported the transfer of lessons - led to a process in which internal missions and peacekeeping deployments mutually informed military change. Soldiers' adaptation to coercive operations, changes in the legal framework for internal missions, and the development of appropriate doctrine for urban operations resulted in the institutionalisation of military learning.


MILITARY -- PEACEKEEPING
UNITED NATIONS -- PEACEKEEPING
MILITARY INNOVATION