Dangers Of Co-deployment: Un Co-operative Peacekeeping In Africa
David J. Francis
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David J. Francis
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Introduction Conceptualising UN peacekeeping UN peacekeeping operations: overview of case studies and relevance to evolving concepts and practice Conceptualising co-deployment International experiment with co-deployment Wars and armed conflicts in Africa: challenges to peacekeeping and humanitarian intervention in complex political emergencies UN peacekeeping in Africa: an overview OAU peacekeeping operations in Africa Alternative peacekeeping strategies prescribed for Africa UN and ECOMOG co-deployment in Liberia UN-ECOWAS-ECOMOG co-deployment in Sierra Leone Conclusion Bibliography Authors Index
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Introduction Conceptualising UN peacekeeping UN peacekeeping operations: overview of case studies and relevance to evolving concepts and practice Conceptualising co-deployment International experiment with co-deployment Wars and armed conflicts in Africa: challenges to peacekeeping and humanitarian intervention in complex political emergencies UN peacekeeping in Africa: an overview OAU peacekeeping operations in Africa Alternative peacekeeping strategies prescribed for Africa UN and ECOMOG co-deployment in Liberia UN-ECOWAS-ECOMOG co-deployment in Sierra Leone Conclusion Bibliography Authors Index
Key concepts: Peacekeeping, Software deployment, Sierra leone, Political science, Intervention (counseling), Relevance (law), Military deployment, Politics