The latest issue of
International Peacekeeping (Vol. 22, no. 1, 2015) is out. Contents include:
- R2P2: Responses to Roland Paris
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David Chandler, The R2P is dead, long live the R2P: The successful separation of military intervention from the responsibility to protect
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David Mutimer, Whose problems are these anyway? A response to Roland Paris
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Robert A. Pape, Response to Roland Paris' article
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Ramesh Thakur, R2P's ‘structural’ problems: A response to Roland Paris
- Regular Articles
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Michael D. Beevers, Peace resources? Governing Liberia's forests in the aftermath of conflict
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Joel Gwyn Winckler, Exceeding limitations of the United Nations Peacekeeping Bureaucracy: Strategies of officials to influence peacekeeping activities within the United Nations Mission in Liberia and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations
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Sangtu Ko, The Foreign Policy Goal of South Korea's UN Peacekeeping Operations
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Benjamin Brast, The regional dimension of Statebuilding Interventions
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Astri Suhrke, From principle to practice: US Military Strategy and protection of civilians in Afghanistan
