Titlebook: Britain and UN Peacekeeping; 1948-67 Neil Briscoe Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 bibliograph

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Antecedents and Early UN Observer Missions,A journal article appended to the 1998 British Army publication on ‘Peacen Support Operations’ suggests a reason why the first British Army manual on peacekeeping had appeared only ten years previously:

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Impact of Configuration Managementing a full-fledged armed force. Once again, Britain played a central role, but not one which was particularly to its credit. Its part in the abortive attempt to restore international control over the Suez Canal following Egyptian nationalization of the Suez Canal Company has been thoroughly analysed

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Roberto Setola,Marianthi Theocharidoued a remarkably fertile period in the evolution of international and British perspectives on peacekeeping. The UN’s experiment in Egypt generated strong responses around the world from both advocates and opponents of a greater role for the Organization in security issues. In Britain, a bemused Conse

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-5244-4, they were soon to be disillusioned. Two years after Hammarskj?ld had published his careful distillation of the UNEF experience, events in the heart of Africa shook his rules and principles to the core. At the time, the unprecedented size and combustibility of the UN Operation in the Congo (ONUC)1

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Project Risk Analysis and Management, and practical foundations of peacekeeping in cold storage. U Thant did not display his predecessor’s drive to strengthen the intellectual underpinning of the UN’s work, and the deaths of 250 peace keepers and international staff in the Congo constituted a profoundly chastening experience for the Se

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-21484-4nflicting interpretations of the Charter and brought into the open a profound constitutional dispute among key members of the Organization over the division of responsibilities between the General Assembly and the Security Council. Peacekeeping became the central issue on which the major powers were

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