Peacekeeping and International Relations Index of Articles 1992-1998 (Vol. 21-27) Vol. 21 No. 1 Canada Salutes its Peacekeepers Bosnia: Should We Intervene or Not? March/April 1992 Od 13 “United Nations Peacekeeping UN Security Council Summit Meeting and War Prevention" Who Commands Whom‘ Me eierncariccatia 1S B.A.Graham Peacekeeping: The Question of Payment Vol. 22 No. 3 Vol. 21 No. 6 May/June 1993 Peacekee - agaag Frederic Tremblay November/December 1992 Editorial: The World of the Future Alex Morrison United Nations Transitional Authority Editorial: A United Nations Standing in Cambodia (UNTAC) Established Military Force is Unnecessary Japan's Role in the International Alex Morrison Community Establishing Permanent UN Forces: Post-Cold War Possibilities Technology and Peacekeeping Education, Political Stability Peter Jones . and Peacebuilding “Watchtower Over Tomorrow”: Claude Beauregard The Birth of the United Nations .................. 10 Why We Must Be The Peacekeepers: A Follow-up Assessment of Vol. 21 T No. 2 The Tragedy of Yugoslavia “An Agenda for Peace” May/June 1992 bo, LF Sia a 3 Mark Hong Editorial: Yugoslavia Canadian Firm Develops Low-Cost Vol. 22 No. 4 Alex Morrison Shelter Housing for Refugee Camps July/August 1993 Total Force and the United Nations Canada-Japan Peacekeeping Editorial: Command and Control SONS Ey RII ccs cstysiss ace tecuce aevecacatssoveines Education Exchange Alex Mormrison PReEaMc ekMeReINpGe rs aacn ds etshseo USsas e 8so f sFoodarsc e cvuscoonseoe as Vol. 22 No. 1 TUhNeI TItAalFia n aPnadr ticipaUtNiOoSn OMin II January/February 1993 UNTAC: A Fragile Peace David Tsuchiya Editorial: The Owen- Vance Plan UNOMUR: New Peacekeeping Mission for Uganda-Rwanda Alex Morrison CYPRUS: UNFICYP at the Tuming Point PIR NURS oo os ances cu uiescst ed cde nanectedts 5 The American Intervention in Somalia ACl Daiufdfei cuBleta uTriemgea rfdor the United Nations Claude Beauregar]d ..........ccccceecsessereeseeeees 3 ol. 21 No. 3-4 JeAupost 1992 Peacekeeping, Monitoring Regional Conflicts: Threats to World and Verification Cease-fire Continues to Elude Peace and Progress fp |) a ae ee erneR e er g Former Yugoslavia Vol. 22 No.5 The Role of the United Nations September/October 1993 Terms oft he 17 July Cease Fire «0.0.0.0... 3 Alan James ........ Pie EVEL I Sens ey Oe PLreowfiilse : W.M aMjaorc-KGeennierea l .......2..0c.ccccccsseesecseeenes 3 United Nations War Cimes Commission .... AEldietxo rMiaolr:r iWshoon’ s in Charge in Somalia? CISS Establishes Forging the Forces into Peace Police Peacekeeapndi Anergia l Surveillance II: “The Pearson Project’ Lloyd Axworthy From Yemen to the End of the Cold War on International ueiiniaaine Bh cae Ait > PeA a eee Conflict in Cypnus - Again, Still, Forever? Alex Morrison United Nations or Disunited Nations? CTE TRON oo os sche ees sices : TDr.aMi.n inLags tO fficers to Mediate VMoalr.c 2h2/ ANpor.i l2 1993 UUNN PMRaOnFdOaRt:e in Stohem eF orCmoemrm eYnutgoss laonv iath e Maurice Mamika Canadian Peacekeeping Monument Editorial: Airdropping of Aid: Unveiled in Ottawa The Beginning of the End Committee of 34: UN Peacekeeping Report ................::cc0e0 i or the End of the Beginning? “An Agenda for Peace”: Alex Morrison Perspectives from Haly ..............-.......--..00« 15 Report of the UN Secretary- General, June 1992 Peacekeeping and Aerial Surveillance Vol. 22 No. 6 CUTIES cscs sista cxaenacpeceepcazteqiadietcaces S November/December 1993 Japan to Partici ate in UN wena RAE ene 15 Naval Peacekeeping: A Practical Account Editorial: Beware the Definitional Morass Vol. 21 N CHIE END asso ist ars Senseo a Alex Morrison Jciubebuaher 1992 Support for the UN and National Interests Suffering in Bosnia: The UN Claude Beauregard Are We Heading for High Commissioner For Refugees a New Definition of Peacekeeping? and the Secretary-General A Solution in Bosnia Claude Beauregard Alex Mornson PeterA .H uchthausen The Crisis in Yugoslavia and tPhiee rFruet uRriev ooafll Paena cekeeping TPaektienrgA .DHe fuicnhitthivaeu sAecnt ion in the Balkans MUaSu rFiorceeig n MaProilkiac y in the New World Order? 6 November - December 1998 19 INDEX Peacekeeping in the Name of Humanity Some Assembly Required: Russian Peacekeeping Doctrine William Lewis The United Nations and Somalia Leo Keneally Alexander Wooley and Amran Abocar UNPROFOR: Resolution 871 The Unending Predicament in Russian Peacekeeping in the Near Abroad Former Yugoslavia United Nations: Kevin A.O'Brien Maurice Marnika .... Current Peacekeeping Operations Vol. 23 No. 5 Cambodia and Somalia - Vol. 23 No. 1 September/October 1994 The New Zealand Experience January/February 1994 Richard Jackson .........0000+. Cooperation Between Units and Observers Editori l- The US and Peacekeeping: David M. Last . Report on the ASEAN Regional A Change of Heart Forum on Peacekeeping Alex Morrison ....... The Problem of Armed Humanitarian Maurice Marnika New hit nay »s on UNOSOM II PInatterrivecnktJ i.oO n' HIaIl loran .... eVoal.m a24n eNon.s 4 1995 and the Italian Attitude Claudia Baroni .. UNPROFOR: The Civilian Component John Zada The South China Sea: Issues of Peacekeeping Forces in a Maritime Dispute the Former Soviet Union James D. Kiras . Nuclear Proliferation KevinA. O'Brien The Challenge for Peacemaking insA frica: Vol. 23 No. 6 NATO Air Stokes in Bosnia-Herzegovina November/December 1994 Conflict Preventiaondn Conflict Resolution Kevin A. O'Brien Maurice Marnika ... Decisions taken at the Meeting of t The Lester Pearson Canadian Intemational The United Nationsi n Bosnia he North Atlantic Council on Peacekeeping Training Centre: "Serving Herzegovina: The Beginning of the End? the New Peacekeeping Partnership’ h February 199] Maurice Marnika Cientnetmraet ioEnsatla bPleiascheekde einp iCnagn adTar aining IUnNcAoMmIpeRt:e ncRew aPnrdoad, uc1e99s4 :G enIonctiedren ational CPoenatcee kreeenyc eN g Repaotr <t i Crossroads Milton Leitenberg Kathi leen Lysvshyn US Peacekeeping Policy: An Update Steven Peck Three ( — for UNAMIR The Inaugural Meeting of Boutros Boutros-Ghali the International Association Peaceankd Eequiepmepnt eSuprplisers to of Peacekeeping Training Centres Convene in Washington, United Nations: Current Peacekeeping Graham Craft Autumn 1994 Operations secunty Concepts and Vol. 23 No.2 . Vol. 24 No. 1 Peacekeeping Operations March/April 1994 January/February 1995 Graham Craft Should the UN Have Its Own Army? The Challengeo f Interagency Cooperation Rwanda and UNAMIR- - The Backlash to Patrick Rechner in International Peace Operations Ethnic Slaughter A Conference Report Maurice Marnika . Sarajevo: Life, Death and Aid D.M. Last ( hrist phe r¢ ‘ushine Vol. 24 No. 5. 7 The War in Chechn September/October 1995 Peace In Northern freland KevinA. O'Brien Kevin A. O'Bnen The € “hanging Balance Intemational Peacekeeping Centre of Power in the Balkans Nati mal Hesitation and Peacekeeping Norway Maurice Marnika Claude Beaure gard Vol. 24 No. 2 Why Canada Should Join Report on a Peace Operations March/April 1995 the Rapid Reaction Force Workshop Held at the David Rudd U15n-1i7 vFeresbitryu aorf yM ar1y9l9a4n d Mhaer k UMN:a hoGnr owing Pains at Fifty Peainc Libeer ia David M. Last Has the Time Finally Arrived? eacekeeping and the Coming Age of NGOs Maurice Marnika Vol. 23 No. 3 May/June 1994 Giovanni Rufini Reporoft th e Special Committeeo n ee pe rations interposition and the Terntonal Conflicti n Pakistan Maurice Marnika Separ: ition of Warring Forces Naveed Ahmad Time for a Rethink? Myanmar: A Caosfe Wi lful Blindness Scott Pegg Nuclear Proliferation Stephe n Fourney Lessons from Somalia Time to Re-Examine US Policy in the Gulf Superpower Parity in Rafael Moreno and Juan Jose Vega AbidA . Al-Marayati US-Japan Relations Anthony DiFilippo Strengthening Regional Support About the Pearson Peacekeeping for Global Securit’t y Centre and the New Vol. 24 No. 6 Marc-Yves Bertin. Peacekeeping Partnership November/December 1995 Vol. 23 No. 4 Vol. 24 No. 3 Intelligence and Peacekeeping: July/August 1994 May/June 1995 Definitions and Limitations Cameron Graham and Civil Conflict and the Problem of United Nations Update James D. Kiras Armed Humanitarian Intervention Maurice Marnika Mita Bhattachanwyya ..... Notable Advances: The United The Potential of Non-Governmental Nations Mission in Haiti Peacekeepinagn d Aerial Surveillance Organizations in Peacekeeping Maurice Marnika Ill: The Post Cold War Era Negotiation and Mediation Peter Jones Giovanni Rufini IFOR Update 20 Peacekeeping & International Relations INDEX Intelligence, Peacekeeping and Security and Peacekeeping: Enhancing Conflict Termination Unmanned Aerial Vehicles The Experience of the OAS Through Problem Solvi ing JamesD . Kirds .........000... Kent den Hever and Catherine Phinney . Jeremy King Tactical Military Intelligence, Memorandum of Understanding on IPB and the UN Vol. 25 No. 4 the Establishmento f a Temporary IIE OUI ics coviwcccoincactevecses : July/August 1996 International Presence in Hebron .. American and British Doctrine For Defining Peacekeeping Success: Vol. 26 No. 2 Intelligence in Pe~ isaeiatna tions The Experience of UNTAC March/April 1997 Bradley Runions a \ Duane Bratt . A Framework for Assessing Information Gathering, The 104th Congress and the United Nations: New Zealand P statialbed tJheen nLiafewr oKfh Woarr . and Peacem: iking Understanding the Effort T.W. Milburn to Cut US Financial Contributions Vol. 25 No. 1 Ryan Hendrickson ... January/February 1996 Anti-Personnel Land Mines Towards a Information Warfare and the Face of Ban on Anti-Personnel Landmines The Rules of the Game Conflict in the Twenty-First Century LaurenceJ . Baxter ... The Three Guiding Legal James Kiras Vol. 26 No. 3 Principloefs Peacekeeping Maurice Marnika Russia’s Peacekeeping Policy, Part I: May/June 1997 Domestic Imperatives and the Near Abroad Delegatory Peacekeeping Michael Croft Editorial: What Kindo f Mission For Haiti? J. Taylor Wentges Stephanie A. Blair Vol. 25. No. 5 UNTSO: Obsolete Peacekeeping? September/October 1996 UN Operations: Evolve or Die Nitza Nachmias .. General Jean Cot .... Diary of a Short-Term Elections Less-Lethal Weapons Observer (Bosnia) A Proposed Mine Information Net in Peace Operations: Stephanie A. Blair Bradley Runions and Major Richard Roy Broadening the aaa of Re aie’ Bradley Runions ........... US Legal Issues in Coalition Operations Demilitanization and Hopes Charles J. Dunlap For a Future Peace Riverine Peacekeeping Maurice Marnika Potential Lessons from Russia’s Peacekeeping Policy, Part II: Differ- the American Naval ences in Approach and Obstacles Vol. 26 No. 4-5 Experience in Vietnam Michael Croft July/October 1997 James Kiras Editorial: Secunty for Humanitarian VMoalr. ch2/5 ANponi.l 2 1996 dLea lFar paanicxe eat ul eRs wianntédraé:ts lnea tmiaoinnatuixe n WAonrgkeelras :M aCcakna yW e Afford It? Jean-Yves LeFort The Dilemmao f Humanitanan Operations Assistance: Warfighting Assistance in Modern Peacekeeping TUhNeI FIImLp ossible Peacekeeping Mission From Operations Other Than War FE. W (Russ) Russell Nitza Nachmuas ... (OOTW) Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Semianiw, Dollars and Sense: Financing UN Major Dave Banks and Peacekeeping Peacekeeping Partners in Political Major Mike Minor Maurice Marnika Science: A Report from the Annual Meetionfg t heA merican The Humanitarian Relief Operation in Political Science Association CPeoamcbeaktee painndg :C onStuarcvte yiSknigl lsR eicn ent the Republic of Georgia: A Study David Last Canadian Experience in UNPROFOR in International Ambivalence Darren Gibb Vol. 25 No. 6 Major Da id Last and Dr. Ken Eyre November/December 1996 ‘Journalismo f Attachment: Canadian Foreign Policy Initiatives Towards Haiti Electoral Monitoring and the OAS/UN Virtueo r Vice" Lina Maria Holguin .. Jeremy King International Civil Mission to Haiti J. Taylor Wentges Legal Aspecotf Osc ean Peacekeeping Indonesia, East Timor and the Role of (OPK): A New Type of Confidence the United Nations: Part One NATO and Regional Peace Support Building Measure (CBM) James Kiras Operations Suswamu Takai. . LaurenceJ .B axter Vol. 25 No. 3 May/June 1996 A Hindrance to Peace: Small Arms Fulfilling the Civilian and Light Weapons Proliferation in Provisionso f Dayton oSfh ariPnega cetkheee Biunrgd:e n Moving Beyond Conflict Management JPoesrte mCyo nfKliincgt -.P.. eace Processes The UN & Regional Organizations Jeremy King Richard Jones and Vol. 26 No. 1 Vol. 26 No. 6 Tamara Duffey January/February 1997 November/December 1997 Widening the Spectrum: Regional Editorial: Haiti: The Work has Just Begun Organizations in Peacekeeping Operations After the Blue Helmets Alex Morrisoannd Christine Dodge Davidson Black Come the White Helmets Charles Phillipe David... Defining the Partnership with the Media Regional Peacekeeping: pes Lina Maria Hoiguin ..... The Case for Complementary Efforts The Mine Threat in Peace Maurice Marnika Operations, Part One: Chapter VI: Peacekeeping and Existing Mine Intelligence Sources Intemational Law The Changing Face Bradley Runions and Richard Roy. Duane Bratt oTJfea rsPmoeinan caGetikileobenep riton rg :P rolongation? WBrhuyc e CPaonualdina . Needs An Army CSaer— ah —Er—lic—hman— . .c onnie November - December 1998 INDEX President of the USA and the United Vol. 27 No. 2 Border Monitoring Nations: Security Cooperation in March/April 1998 Thorbigrm Axelsen ........:ccscccessesesesseseeecveees 5 the Second Term? eee: ; Ryan C. Hendrickson Editorial: Canada and Landmines: Operation Assistance- : A Leading Position Aid to the Civil Power Operations Vol. 26 No. 6 Alex Mornson Colonel Walter Semianiw November/December 1997 (Cont) . Kosovo, A New War in the Balkans? Vol. 27 No.4 The Impact of Armed GYRE GSIIIGIL 05.5 s55stistesnstsizcinecsion 3 July/October (Double Issue) 1998 Conflicton Children: ‘ ra . A Report by Graca Machel Force, Function and Phase: Regional Peacekeeping is Not the Way Sarah Erlichman ] Three Dimensions of Walter Dom United Nations Peacekeeping Vol. 27 No. 1 ROIS essed xia psasrretanSb iisetl ce.yu a kes ) Editorial: Kosovo: Intervention Needed January/February 1998 = Alex Morrison and Le japon, pays pacifiste ou Christine Dodge Editorial: Hot Air is Cheap puissance militaire montante? . EAC TIATBONS «..00<<023020000005088 Ree rere I BESO TIERS ses chsc i nsc ses eh ense eines 8 The Antenne War — Steve Collins AnAll-encompassing Approach {mmanuel Kant's Perpetual Peace and for Peacebuilding-The Internal Contemporary Peacekeeping Useless Efforts Conflict Cycle f Andrew J. Yu Riccardo Cappelli RC SNA scsaadn ensc avscienes 3 Vol. 27No.3 bar EVO 3 African Case Study: The Pearson Peacekeeping May/ ‘June 1998 Promoting Psy aokceiel Centre Enters a New Peacekeeping feted yas Well being Among Peacekeepers DimensionT:h eN eighborhood EditoThreI inteamalti:ona l Association of Adudhdtaneo * eS Facilitators Project in Bosnia Peacekeeping Training Centres Tinta Maria HON RUGR 2. :25<isccncsesiscceassesseeesee 7 Christine Dodge Mission Profile: ” fei = UNMOP: Seeking Peace The Challenges Faced by the Military Why SFOR Must stay and Go oa the Gibraltar of the Adgiatic in Adapting to Peacekeeping Missions David Carment and DeidiNeveaath | Lk Oo EERDele REESE ND l PING ooisces onsette w ave 3 (s} Peacekeeping & International Relations CALL FOR PAPERS/ARTICLES Peacekeeping and International Relations, a bi-monthly publication of the Pearson Peacekeeping Centre, is soliciting materials for publication in either English or French from graduate students, academics, military public information/ relations officers, diplomats and humanitarian workers with experience in the field. 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