... the governance of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) by peacekeepers and aid workers. We argue that efforts to prevent and address SEA reflect a confluence of structural-bias feminism and governance feminism, whereby a focus on sexual harm and consensus on the importance of criminal accountability have been...

... illustrons notre propos en nous concentrant sur l'ONU, mais suggérons que nos résultats s'appliquent à d'autres acteurs internationaux, notamment les organisations non gouvernementales, et ne concernent pas seulement la consolidation de la paix. peacebuilding peacekeeping local knowledge international...

... concludes, could offer a compelling foundation for future UN missions in an era of rising statist–authoritarianism, but developing this approach will first require discarding pragmatism's pretence of ideological agnosticism. peacekeeping peacebuilding peace operations United Nations pragmatism...

...Peter Albrecht; Luke Patey; Rita Abrahamsen; Paul D Williams This article serves as an introduction to a special section in the May 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘The transformative effects of international peacekeeping’, guest-edited by the authors. A special thank you to Maya...

... peacekeeping in Haiti affected at least temporarily the patterns of authority constitutive of power, such as the opportunity to serve as an international interlocutor or to hold privileged knowledge. Such forms of influence were possible, given that MINUSTAH was a significant, extensive and regionally...

...Nina Wilén; Paul D Williams What is a ‘peacekeeping army’ and why do some states develop them? This article lays out the first attempt to theorize this concept and illustrate its utility by comparatively analysing troop contributions to peace operations over time, with empirical examples from...

...Flemming Splidsboel Hansen This article is part of a special section in the May 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘The transformative effects of international peacekeeping’, guest-edited by Luke Patey, Peter Albrecht, Rita Abrahamsen and Paul D. Williams. The author expresses his...

...Maggie Dwyer This article is part of a special section in the May 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘The transformative effects of international peacekeeping’, guest-edited by Luke Patey, Peter Albrecht, Rita Abrahamsen and Paul D. Williams. I am grateful to the journal editor...

...Niloy Ranjan Biswas This article is part of a special section in the May 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘The transformative effects of international peacekeeping’, guest-edited by Luke Patey, Peter Albrecht, Rita Abrahamsen and Paul D. Williams. The author would like to thank all...

...Luke Patey This article is part of a special section in the May 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘The transformative effects of international peacekeeping’, guest-edited by Luke Patey, Peter Albrecht, Rita Abrahamsen and Paul D. Williams. Special thanks for funding support from...

...Peter Albrecht; Fiifi Edu-Afful This article is part of a special section in the May 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘The transformative effects of international peacekeeping’, guest-edited by Luke Patey, Peter Albrecht, Rita Abrahamsen and Paul D. Williams. In writing this article...

... « locaux » dans le cadre des opérations de maintien de la paix et pour l'efficacité des politiques et pratiques de l'ONU. non-state armed groups UN interventions peacekeeping non-state governance grupos armados no estatales intervenciones de la ONU mantenimiento de la paz groupes armés non étatiques...

... through a substantive shift, not unlike peacekeeping missions elsewhere. ⁴ UNIFIL was expanded from 2,000 soldiers, to a maximum of 15,000 troops under UNSCR 1701. This time largely staffed by European countries Italy, France, and Spain, which were now leading the mission. Additionally, UNIFIL...

... the original work is not altered or transformed in any way, and that the work is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact journals.permissions@oup.com This article examines the UN's policy on discouraging relations between peacekeeping staff and beneficiaries to prevent sexual exploitation...

... Nations inevitably embarks on the digital transformation of peacekeeping, it raises key questions—‘technology’ or ‘human’ first. This paper argues that narrowly focusing on technical solutions may move this world body closer to a modern infrastructure, but misses it opportunities for bigger, more...

..., 2006 ; Welch Larson and Shevchenko 2010 ; Andrews, Kinvall, and Monroe 2015 ). By bringing together analytical concepts such as identity, narrative, and social creativity, the framework enables a better understanding of how state officials promote and integrate new roles as peacekeepers in official...

...Katharina P Coleman; Brian L Job UN peacekeeping emerged during the Cold War, which precluded its being anchored in any political ideology. ² Instead, UN peacekeeping was founded on the ideologically neutral core principles of host-state consent, impartiality and use of force only...

... transfers compensation peacebuilding peacekeeping United Nations There is a growing discussion in the literature on whether or not gross human rights violations occurring during natural disasters should be addressed through transitional justice processes, and in parallel, there is international legal...

...Allard Duursma Abstract Why and how do host-states resist contemporary peacekeeping missions? This article puts forward the argument that host-state resistance against peacekeepers is a strategy to balance challenges to the internal and external faces of a civil war state's sovereignty. Government...

... to peacekeeping success, helping operations establish credibility, deter violence, discourage spoilers, and sustain progress toward reconciliation ( Durch et al. 2003 ; Doyle and Sambanis 2006 ; Whalan 2013 ; Langille 2014 ). Mandate implementation depends on the expeditious arrival of the authorized force...