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Towards a theory of United Nations peacekeeping

By:

FETHERSTON A B

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Macmillan Press Ltd., 1994Description: 292pISBN:

0333614623 (hbk.)

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Summary: Study of the history of UN peacekeeping which calls for a firm conceptual basis for a peaceful third party role. Without this it is argued there is little chance of improving the present largely ineffective system of conflict management. Three chapters examine the importance of training.

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Study of the history of UN peacekeeping which calls for a firm conceptual basis for a peaceful third party role. Without this it is argued there is little chance of improving the present largely ineffective system of conflict management. Three chapters examine the importance of training.

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