Toeing the blue line
Subtitle: perspectives on peace operations
Series: Journal of international affairs -- vol. 55, no. 2; Journal of international affairs -- v. 55, no. 2
Publisher: Journal of International Affairs, Columbia University
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 544
Subjects: International Security; Peacekeeping forces
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Balancing bureaucracy and the individual : institutional reform and peace operations / Giandomenico Picco; title: Civil-military coordination in peacebuilding : the challence in Afghanistan / Naomi Weinberger; title: The changing face of peace operations : a view from the field / John Sanderson; title: Saving lives with force : an agenda for expanding the ACRI / Michael O'Hanlon; title: Outsourcing war : mercenaries and the privatization of peacekeeping / Steven Brayton; title: The development imperative : creating the preconditions of peace / J. Brian Atwood; title: Dividends of peace : the economics of peacekeeping / Harriet Hentges and Hean-Marc Coicaud; title: Locating accountability : the media and peacekeeping / Susan D. Moeller; title: Multinational corporations, social responsibility and conflict / Juliette Bennett; title: Peace operations in Africa : preserving the brittle state? / Assis Malaquias; title: Europe's peacebuilding hour? : past failures, future challenges / Dan Smith; title: Beyond good offices? : the role of regional organizations in conflict resolution / Thi Hai Yen Nguyen; title: The United National post-Brahimi : interview with Jean-Marie Guéhenno; title: The Brahimi report : a a glance / Brian E. Zittel; title: Cultivating ripeness through UN peacekeeping operations / Mark Stover.