PEACE BY FORCE?

NDERSTANDING PAST OPERATIONS OF THE UN’S PEACEKEEPING FORCES

By Tanu Patel
Sap ID- 81012019264
Roll no. – B150
 INTRODUCTION TO THE IDEA OF PAPER
DISCUSSING THE WHY, HOW, WHEN??
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
OF
PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS
 BREAKING THE RULES:
PEACE ENFORCEMENT IN
THE CONGO

OR
SOMALIA AND
THE USE OF
FORCE
FROM WHITE-PAINTED
TANKS TO AIR STRIKE:
BOSNIA
 THE TRUTH?
THIS ???? OR THIS??
| CONCLUSION |
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•  Tull DM, ‘The Limits and Unintended Consequences of UN

Peace Enforcement: The Force InterventionBrigade in the DR
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