The book examines the effectiveness of peace operations, arguing that their success depends on the decisions and behaviour of diverse local actors. It concludes that high quality local cooperation is more likely when the operations are perceived locally to be legitimate.
The book examines the effectiveness of peace operations, arguing that their success depends on the decisions and behaviour of diverse local actors. It concludes that high quality local cooperation is more likely when the operations are perceived locally to be legitimate.
Jeni Whalan holds a DPhil and MPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford, where she was a Rhodes Scholar, a Wai Seng Senior Research Scholar, and a Wingate Scholar. She has taught at Oxford and the University of New South Wales, where she is currently a Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences. She has worked for the Australian Government in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, and the Department of Defence. She is a Research Associate at the Global Economic Governance Programme at the University of Oxford
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction * 1: Peace Operations Through the Local Lens * 2: Power, Legitimacy, and Their Relationship * 3: UNTAC-The Failures of Ceasefire, Disarmament, and Demobilization * 4: UNTAC's Successes-Elections, Refugee Repatriation, and Military Unification * 5: RAMSI's First Phase--Early Effectiveness in 2003-2004 * 6: RAMSI after 2004-The Challenges of Governance Reform and Capacity Building * Conclusion: The Power of Legitimacy
* Introduction * 1: Peace Operations Through the Local Lens * 2: Power, Legitimacy, and Their Relationship * 3: UNTAC-The Failures of Ceasefire, Disarmament, and Demobilization * 4: UNTAC's Successes-Elections, Refugee Repatriation, and Military Unification * 5: RAMSI's First Phase--Early Effectiveness in 2003-2004 * 6: RAMSI after 2004-The Challenges of Governance Reform and Capacity Building * Conclusion: The Power of Legitimacy
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