Conflict Trends 2005/4
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Peacekeeping"This issue portrays peacekeeping as an important step in the conflict resolution and transformation process, but it leaves the door open for wider discussion and engagement on the root causes of protracted conflict. Therefore, it is our hope that the opinions expressed in this issue will go the distance in stimulating discourse as a step through which the threats and opportunities of security can be effectively addressed." |
Editorial
Editorial
by Vasu Gounden
Features
From Peacekeeping to Peace Operations
by Ramesh Thakur
The Civilian Dimensions of the African Standy-by Force System
by Cedric de Coning
Sexual Abuse and Exploitation: Power Tools in Peacekeeping Missions
by Karishma Rajoo
Towards a Comprehensive Self-sufficient African Peace Operation Capacity: Fact or Fiction?
by Andreas Vogt
From Peacekeeping to Peace Building: Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Africa
by Barbara Barungi and Karanja Mbugua
Opinion
The African Union and Peace Support Operations
by Bereng Mtimkulu
Face File
African Peacekeeping Missions
- MONUC: DRC
- UNAMSIL: Sierra Leone
- UNMIL: Liberia
- UNOCI: Côte d'Ivoire
- ONUB: Burundi
- UNMIS: Sudan (Southern)
- UNMEE: Ethiopia & Eritrea
- AMIS: Sudan (Darfur)
by Richard Kamidza, Karanja Mbugua &Venashri Pillay
Book Review
Shake Hands with the Devil: The Failure of Humanity in Rwanda
Reviewed by Cedric de Coning