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From peacekeepers to praetorians - how participating in peacekeeping operations may subvert democracy/ Philip Cunliffe

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CUNLIFFE Philip

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MILITARY -- PEACEKEEPING

In: International Relations: Vol.32 No.2, June 2018, pp.218-239 (33)Summary: The article highlights on peacekeeping connects to a range of power structures, and the global deployment of peacekeepers treats not only of the armed power of the state and civil military relations but also of the vitality and sustainability of democratic rule and civilian government in the developing world.

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The article highlights on peacekeeping connects to a range of power structures, and the global deployment of peacekeepers treats not only of the armed power of the state and civil military relations but also of the vitality and sustainability of democratic rule and civilian government in the developing world.

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