Author: Alexandra Novosseloff / Publishing Institution: Center on International Cooperation

Author:: Alexandra Novosseloff, Marc Jacquand, and Paige Arthur
Publication Date:: 12-2019
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Center on International Cooperation
Abstract:: Peace Operations Review 2019 takes stock of recent trends in peace operations. With articles from Alexandra Novosseloff, Marc Jacquand, and Paige Arthur, the review: Summarizes five key trends in peace operations, touching on the issues of UN reform, the role of the Security Council, transitions, an enhanced "spectrum" of peace operations, and resources vs. mandates. Examines UNAMID's innovative approaches to the forthcoming transition in Darfur. Surveys the current state of affairs of protection of civilians mandates, with proposals for greater focus on risk management.
Topic:: United Nations, Peacekeeping, and Peace
Political Geography:: Africa, Darfur, and Global Focus

Author:: Richard Gowan and Alexandra Novosseloff
Publication Date:: 04-2012
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center on International Cooperation
Abstract:: This paper, the second in a series on Security Council working methods and the performance of peace operations, addresses the Council's engagement in Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR) from early 2006 to the end of 2010. While the Council explored options for deploying some sort of UN peacekeeping presence to these countries from mid-2006 onwards, these discussions were secondary to much higher-profile debates about the possibility of a large-scale force in Darfur. After Chad had stated its initial opposition to a UN military deployment, France initiated proposals for the deployments of an EU military mission linked to a UN police presence to Chad and CAR in mid-2007.
Topic:: Security, International Cooperation, United Nations, and Peacekeeping
Political Geography:: Africa, Europe, and France

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