Titlebook: Internationalizing and Privatizing War and Peace; The Bumpy Ride to Pe Herbert Wulf Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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With the Highest Authority: UN-Peacekeeping Missionse peace or to end conflict by peaceful means alone, and in most of its peace operations the UN did not employ force. The four most important exceptions were the Congo mission of 1960–64, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992–95, Somalia 1993–95 and the special case of the Korean War 1950–53 that was not manda

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South Africa: From Pariah to Regional CopMandela government took office. The main focus, understandably, was on internal change and the task was to promote and implement the transformation of society towards becoming a democracy and to reform the armed forces and police after the long isolation of the country during the Apartheid era. The

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European Union: Civil Power in Camouflagemerous previous attempts at initiating such a policy during the last 50 years. The primary aim of the present effort is to create capabilities for the so-called ‘Petersberg tasks’ — military based humanitarian aid programmes, peace enforcement, interventions and crisis prevention. These are the type

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Countering Terrorism Through Military Means?overnment that is requesting the countries of the world to actively and effectively fight terrorism. This was different in the 1970s when it was the European countries who were most affected by terrorist acts and they tried in vain to convince the United States of the dangers of terrorism (Jenkins 2

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The Need for the Control of Private Military Companies and Internationalized Armed Forcesation state and the long-term effects for the state monopoly of force. Globalization has changed the basic concept of the nation state. De-nationalization and a reduced role of the state can be observed on many levels of economic, social and cultural activity. Even the concept of nationally organize

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Herbert Wulfr than economic considerations. There has been much focus on supply-side price strategies to alleviate or to anticipate conflicts between various users when the supply is limited. Various pricing policies have been designed in various countries, with the simplest being flat-rate tariffs, where water

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