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Peace operations are what states make of them: Why future evolution is more likely than extinction/ Katharina P. Coleman

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COLEMAN Katharina P

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In: Contemporary Security Policy : Vol. 42, No 2, April 2021, pp. 241-255 (104)Summary: Peace operations involve the expeditionary use of military personnel to help prevent armed conﬂict by supporting a peace process observe or assist in the implementation of ceaseﬁres or peace agreements and/or enforce ceaseﬁres, peace agreements or the will of the United Nations (UN) Security Council in order to build stable peace. Peace operations have been authorized by various international organizations most frequently the UN and states, usually in response to war or the threat of war.

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Peace operations involve the expeditionary use of military personnel to help prevent armed conﬂict by supporting a peace process observe or assist in the implementation of ceaseﬁres or peace agreements and/or enforce ceaseﬁres, peace agreements or the will of the United Nations (UN) Security Council in order to build stable peace. Peace operations have been authorized by various international organizations most frequently the UN and states, usually in response to war or the threat of war.

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