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A peacekeeping commander's perspective : from headquarters and the field / Patrick Cammaert

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CAMMAERT Patrick

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In: RUSI Journal Vol 153 No 3, June 2008, pp.68-71Summary: Based on the powers granted under Chapter VII of the UN Charter peacekeeping forces can use all means necessary including pre-emptive deadly force. This article provides practical advice on the application of such measures to ensure that military aspects of UN peacekeeping are successfully implemented.

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Based on the powers granted under Chapter VII of the UN Charter peacekeeping forces can use all means necessary including pre-emptive deadly force. This article provides practical advice on the application of such measures to ensure that military aspects of UN peacekeeping are successfully implemented.

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