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Security sector reform in East Timor

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HOOD Ludovic

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In: International Peacekeeping Vol. 13, No. 1 March 2006, pp.60-77 (96)Summary: This article covers the role of the United Nations in East Timor. The East Timor achieved many success but the critical areas of police and military reform the UN failed to exploit its unprecedented civil authority and relatively benign operating environment.

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This article covers the role of the United Nations in East Timor. The East Timor achieved many success but the critical areas of police and military reform the UN failed to exploit its unprecedented civil authority and relatively benign operating environment.

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