The latest issue of
International Peacekeeping (Vol. 24, no. 5, 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Peacekeeping and Data
- Roger Mac Ginty, Peacekeeping and Data
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Larissa Fast, Diverging Data: Exploring the Epistemologies of Data Collection and Use among Those Working on and in Conflict
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Allard Duursma & Róisín Read, Modelling Violence as Disease? Exploring the Possibilities of Epidemiological Analysis for Peacekeeping Data in Darfur
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Tanja R. Müller & Zuhair Bashar, ‘UNAMID Is Just Like Clouds in Summer, They Never Rain’: Local Perceptions of Conflict and the Effectiveness of UN Peacekeeping Missions
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Monique J. Beerli, Legitimating Organizational Change through the Power of Quantification: Intra-Organizational Struggles and Data Deviations
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Suda Perera, To Boldly Know: Knowledge, Peacekeeping and Remote Data Gathering in Conflict-Affected States
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Allard Duursma, Counting Deaths While Keeping Peace: An Assessment of the JMAC's Field Information and Analysis Capacity in Darfur
