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Beyond Traditional Peacekeeping: The Case of Cambodiavolvement, spanning nearly a decade of negotiations and culminating with the tumultuous eighteen-month mission of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) is now itself mainly a matter of history. Before it was all over, it would require nearly 22 000 international staff (includ

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UNOSOM II: Not Failure, Not Successwever, it would be impossible to have an anthology of peace-enforcement studies without considering Somalia, which will undoubtedly influence UN thinking on all similar situations in the future. This chapter focuses on UNOSOM II, which began in May 1993 and, as the name implies, was the second of tw

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Success and Failure in Southern Africa: Peacekeeping in Namibia and Angolaul, democratic and independent state. In June 1991, the United Nations Angola Verification Mission (UNAVEM II) deployed to help monitor Angola’s transition from civil war to peace and democracy. The first mission was a huge success, one of several that bolstered the UN’s image as an organisation wit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32719-3mple, Argentina, Brazil and Costa Rica have been closely involved in strengthening international mechanisms for human rights, while others such as Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela and much of Asia continue to emphasise principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32719-3ives in an era of rapid change. Neither Munich nor Vietnam are helpful analogies for understanding post-Cold War choices, because both are embedded in images of a bipolar world in which the nature of threats, interests and opportunities was very different from what we face today.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-28276-2e bulk of the chapter identifies military-related issues and lessons derived from recent and ongoing experiences. A short conclusion section then looks to the implications of our findings for the United States military, specifically the US Army.

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National Perspectives on International Intervention: From the Outside Looking Inmple, Argentina, Brazil and Costa Rica have been closely involved in strengthening international mechanisms for human rights, while others such as Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela and much of Asia continue to emphasise principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity..

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Military Issues in Multinational Operationse bulk of the chapter identifies military-related issues and lessons derived from recent and ongoing experiences. A short conclusion section then looks to the implications of our findings for the United States military, specifically the US Army.