Annual review of global peace operations 2013 /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor Corporativo: Center on International Cooperation (New York University)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Boulder, CO : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2013.
Temas:
United Nations > Peacekeeping forces > Statistics.
Nations Unies > Forces de maintien de la paix > Statistiques.
United Nations
International police > Statistics.
Security, International > Statistics.
Peace-building > Statistics.
Police internationale > Statistiques.
Consolidation de la paix > Statistiques.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Government > International.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > International Relations > General.
International police
Peace-building
Peacekeeping forces
Security, International
Statistics
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Book Title; Table of Contents; List of Boxes; Foreword; Preface; Mission Acronyms; Map of Global Peace Operations; Strategic Summary 2012; Civilian Staff in OSCE Missions, UN Political Missions, and UN Peacekeeping Operations: 2008-2012; Trends in Global Peace Operations; Total Number of Missions by Organization: 2010-2012; Top Ten Military and Police Contributors to UN Peacekeeping Operations: 31 October 2012; Parallel Peace Operation Deployments: 31 October 2012; Peace Operations in 2012; Total Military Contributions to UN Peacekeeping and Non-UN Military Operations: 2002-2012.
  • Total Military Contributions to UN Peacekeeping and Non-UN Military Operations, Excluding ISAF: 2002-2012Number of UN Field-Based Political Missions by Region: 31 October 2012; Conclusion and Looking Ahead; Notes; 1-The Changing Face of Peace Operations: New Mandates and Risks for Peacekeeping and Political Missions; The Legacy of 2012; The DRC: Stumbling Toward Peace Enforcement; Mali: Prolonged Planning, Sudden Crisis; The New Politics of Military Peace Operations; Somalia: A Decisive Political Test?; Conclusion; Notes.
  • 2-Leadership and the Use of Force in Peace Operations: Principles for Peacekeeping and Political MissionsThe Need for Leadership; Old and New Problems; Leadership and Force; Conclusion; Notes; 3-Mission Reviews; 3.1-Afghanistan; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 3.2-Somalia; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 3.3-Sudan & South Sudan; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 3.4-Syria; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 4-Mission Notes; 4.1-Asia and the Pacific; Myanmar; Key Developments; Mindanao, Philippines; Solomon Islands.
  • Thailand-CambodiaConclusion; Notes; 4.2-Caucasus and Moldova; Background; Armenia and Azerbaijan; Georgia; Moldova; Conclusion; Notes; 4.3-Central Africa; Background; Map of Africa Peace Operations 2012; Regional Developments; Central African Republic; Burundi; Conclusion; Notes; 4.4-Central Asia; Background; Map of Central Asia Peace Operations 2012; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 4.5-Democratic Republic of Congo; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 4.6-Haiti; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 4.7-Libya; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Note.
  • 4.8-Middle EastLebanon; Map of Middle East Peace Operations 2012; Troop Contributions to UNIFIL by France, Italy, and Spain, 2006-2012; UN Disengagement Observer Force; Israel, the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and Egypt; Iraq; Conclusion; Notes; 4.9-Sahel; Key Developments; Conclusion; Notes; 4.10-Timor-Leste; Background; Key Developments; Conclusion; Note; 4.11-West Africa; Regional Approaches; West Africa Peace Operations 2012; Guinea-Bissau; Côte d'Ivoire; Liberia; Sierra Leone; Conclusion; Notes; 4.12-Western Balkans; Background; Western Balkans Peace Operations 2012.

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