Peace Support Operations: Lessons Learned and Future Perspectives

, by Spillmann, Kurt R.; Bernauer, Thomas; Gabriel, Jurg Martin; Wenger, Andreas

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ISBN: 9780820456461 | 0820456462
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 12/1/2001

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Abbreviations

(6)

Preface

(2)

General Introduction

(14)

PART I ACADEMIC VIEWS: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS OF PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS

(102)

United Nations Peace Operations: The Brahimi Report in Context

(20)

Mats Berdal

Introduction: The Debate on the Role of the UN in Modern International Relations

(3)

What is ``Traditional'' about ``Traditional'' UN Peacekeeping?

(2)

The Nature of Change in UN Field Operations

(6)

The Brahimi Report and the Problem of UN Reform

(6)

Conclusion: A More Effective Service Agency for the ``International Community''

(3)

The Development of Peacekeeping Forces

(20)

John Mackinlay

Introduction

(2)

The Traditional Peacekeeping Model

(6)

The New Conflict Environment

(5)

The International Response

(3)

Conclusion: Conceptualizing Complex Humanitarian Emergencies

(4)

UN, OSCE and NATO: International Division of Labor in Peace Support Operations

(34)

Wolfgang Biermann

Introduction

(1)

Division of Labor in European Conflict Management in the 1990s

(3)

The Conceptual Challenge: Early De-Escalation of Conflict

(5)

The Division of Labor between NATO and UN during the Experimental Phase of UNPROFOR

(4)

Survey: Lessons Learned by Practitioners from an Unusual Division of Labor during UNPROFOR

(4)

The UN in Former Yugoslavia: Forgotten Successes

(5)

Conclusion

(12)

Civil-Military Relations in International Peace Operations

109

(26)

Michael Pugh

Introduction

109

(3)

State-Centrism and Modern Conflict

112

(5)

Nationals, Internationals and Transnationals

117

(4)

Civilian Sector in Flux

121

(6)

Institutionalization of Civil-Military Cooperation

127

(3)

Conclusion: The Cosmopolian Distance

130

(5)

PART II PRACTICIONERS' VIEWS: LESSONS LEARNED IN THE BALKANS

135

(62)

A First-Hand Perspective from Kosovo

137

(10)

Bernard Kouchner

Introduction

137

(1)

Civil-Military Cooperation

138

(1)

Institution-Building in Kosovo

139

(6)

Conclusion

145

(2)

Lessons Learned as Commander KFOR in Kosovo

147

(10)

Klaus Reinhardt

Introduction

147

(1)

Military Command and Politics

147

(3)

KFOR's Assignment

150

(2)

Lessons from the Operation

152

(2)

Conclusion

154

(3)

Humanitarian Aspects of International Peace Support Operations: The Experience of the International Committee of the Red Cross

157

(16)

Jakob Kellenberger

Introduction

157

(1)

The Nature of Conflict in the Post-Cold War Era

158

(1)

The International Community's Response

159

(1)

The Balkan Wars and Conflict Management

160

(4)

The Militarization of Aid

164

(3)

The Development of Peace Support Operations and Lessons Learned by the ICRC

167

(3)

Conclusion

170

(3)

International Stabilization and Peace Support: What the European Union Can Contribute

173

(8)

Leonidas A. Evangelidis

Introduction

173

(1)

The EU's Future Role in International Crisis Management

173

(3)

The Need for Close International Cooperation in Peace-Building

176

(2)

NATO and the EU: an essential Partnership

178

(1)

Conclusion

179

(2)

Peace Support Operations in the Balkans: The NATO Experience

181

(16)

James Appathurai

Introduction

181

(2)

Bosnia-Herzegovina: Forcing NATO Out of Its Shell

183

(7)

Kosovo: Learning the Lessons of Bosnia-Herzegovina

190

(2)

Kosovo and NATO's Internal Transformation

192

(4)

Conclusion

196

(1)

PART III NATIONAL VIEWS: THE EXPERIENCES OF NEUTRAL COUNTRIES WITH PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS

197

(36)

Recent Experience with Peace Support Operations: Austria's View

199

(14)

Gunther Greindl

Introduction

199

(1)

Austrian Participation in Peace Support Operations

199

(2)

A New Environment for Peackeeping

201

(5)

Some Specific Lessons Learned in Recent Operations

206

(4)

Conclusion

210

(3)

Experience as a Newcomer: Switzerland's Contribution to International Peace Support Operations

213

(10)

Bruno Lezzi

Introduction

213

(1)

Switzerland's Involvement in International Peace Efforts

214

(4)

The Partial Revision of the Swiss Military Law: Armed Participation in Peace Support Operations

218

(3)

Conclusion

221

(2)

Training Soldiers for Peace Support Operations: New Training Requirements and Switzerland's Approach

223

(10)

Bruno Rosli

Introduction

223

(1)

Traditional Military Skills

224

(1)

Peace Support Operations Requirements

225

(2)

The Swiss Approach

227

(3)

Conclusion

230

(3)

Selected Bibliography

233

(12)

About the Authors

245

(4)

Agenda of the Conference

249

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Peace Support Operations: Lessons Learned and Future Perspectives

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