Suchergebnisse

Bruijne, K.: Peace support operations : the past and the future. - S. 11-26 Bajwa, A.: The United Nations' approach to peace support operations. - S. 31-36 Werff, J.: NATO in peace support operations. - S. 37-38 Bentinck, M.; Bruijne, K.: The European Union and PSOs : gaining credibility in the field of security. - S. 39-44 Bir, C.: The United Nations in Somalia : a commander's perspective. - S. 45-48 Zorlu, H. A.: NATO's lessons learned in Afghanistan. - S. 49-52 Vleugels, T.: Create a better lif for the Afghan people. - S. 53-56 Gaag-Halbertsma, J.: Views on the three d's of diplomacy, development and defence. - S. 57-64 [ ... ] İpek, P.: Post-conflict development and challenges for state-building. - S. 71-78

Eskola, S.: Introduction : crisis management in crisis? - S. 1-12 Airaksinen, T.: Thinking about the logic and ethics of coercion. - S. 13-18 Anans, D.: Dangers of management speak : politics of crisis management and erasures of histories. - S. 19-23 Behnke, A.: Crisis management as a civilisatory project : NATO's experience in the Balkans. - S. 25-45 Liesinen, K.: The aceh case : an example of decommissioning and reintegration. - S. 47-64 Foxley, T.: Afghanistan : progress, problems, prospects. - S. 65-72 Bailes, A.J.K.: Motives for overseas missions : the ggod, the bad and the ugly. - S. 73-86 Raitasalo, J.: (Why on earth) should small states do expeditionary operations? - S. 87-103 Mohlin, M.: Private military companies : assets or liabilities in the future crisis management? - S. 105-115