The issues
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書誌事項
The issues
（Disarmament and conflict resolution project, . Managing arms in peace processes）
United Nations, 1996
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"DCR - Managing arms in peace processes : the issues"
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注記
"Institut des Nations Unies pour la Recherche sur le Désarmement"--on cover
"United Nations publication sales no. GV.E.96.0.33"--T.p. verso
"UNIDIR/96/55"--T.p. verso
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The global arena's main preoccupation during the Cold War centered on the maintenance of international peace and stability between states. In these circumstances, the ability of groups within states to engage in protest and to challenge recognized authority was limited. The end of the Cold War, however, led to a relaxing off this pattern. The ensuing break up of alliances, partnerships and regional support systems brought new and often weak states into the international arena. Weak states tend to be more susceptible to ethnic tensions, and many regions are now afflicted by violent inter-state conflicts. The Disarmament and Conflict Resolution Project believes that the way to achieve peace, defined in terms of long-term stability, is to focus not only on sources of violence such as social and political development issues, but also on the tools of violence, ie weapons and munitions. This volume consists of six policy papers.
目次
- Specificity in peacekeeping operations mandates - the evolution of security council methods of work
- consent, neutrality and impartiality in the Tower of Babel and on the frontlines - UN peacekeeping in the 1990s
- is there a middle option in peace support operations?
- peacekeeping and disarmament - peace agreements, security council mandates and the disarmament experience
- rules of engagement, force structure and composition in UN disarmament operations
- consensual versus coercive disarmament
- concluding summary - multinational peace operations and the enforcement of consensual disarmament.
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