Suchergebnisse

Examines changes in the character of UN peacekeeping since 1988, types of crises in which UN peacekeeping is effective, and other issues. Issues include management by the Security Council and the secretariat, relationship between UN and national command, command and control of intelligence, use of force, privileged status of UN forces, involvement in administration and trusteeship, and finance.

Examines changes in American involvement in, and internal discussion of, UN peacekeeping operations, since President Clinton assumed office in Jan. 1993.

Examines the unique nature of Russia's relations with its former colonies and current Russian perspectives on peacekeeping in the CIS. Some focus on actions in Georgia, Moldova, and Central Asia.

Selected official statements and documents from US and UN sources, focusing on US role in UN peacekeeping missions. Includes statement made by Secretary of State Warren Christopher before the Foreign Relations Committee, US Senate, Nov. 4, 1993, outlining the Clinton administration's six foreign policy priorities.

Roles of UN and US armed forces in peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance; 6 articles.

UN role in Bosnia and Herzegovina, basic principles of peacekeeping, and related human rights issues; 3 articles.

Changes in peacekeeping operations, including addressing internal conflicts and violation of human rights, using the preventive approach, and linkage with enforcement.

View that the US should not participate in UN peacekeeping missions unless there are defined military objectives and adequate military forces.