U.N. Peacekeeping, American Policy, and the Uncivil Wars of the 1990s

Francis Fukuyama · William J. Durch

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Introduction and Overview W.J.Durch - Knowing When to Say No: The Development of US Policy for Peacekeeping I.H.Daalder - Pursuing Human Rights: The United Nations Operation in El Salvador F.O.Hampson - The Peace that Fell Apart: The United Nations and the War in Angola Y.C.Lodico - The Politics of Reconciliation: The United Nations Operation in Mozambique P.L.Reed - The Politics of Death: Peacekeeping and Disaster Relief in Rwanda J.M.Vaccaro - Introduction to Anarchy: Humanitarian Intervention and 'State-building' in Somalia W.J.Durch - Creating Legitimate Governance: The United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia J.A.Schear - Neutrality and Responsibility: Peace Operations in the Former Yugoslavia W.J.Durch & J.A.Schear - Spheres of Interest: Keeping the Peace in the Borderlands of Russia K.P.O'Prey - Epilogue

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