The latest issue of
International Peacekeeping (Vol. 26, no. 5, 2019) is out. Contents include:
- Peacekeeping and Multipolar Global Order
- Malte Brosig, Ten Years of BRICS: Global Order, Security and Peacekeeping
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Richard Caplan, Peacekeeping in Turbulent Times
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Bruno Charbonneau, It is Not About Peace: UN Peacekeeping and Perpetual War
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Cedric de Coning, How UN Peacekeeping Operations Can Adapt to a New Multipolar World Order
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Paul F. Diehl, Triage or Substitution?: The Changing Face of UN Peacekeeping in the Era of Trump and Nationalism
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Lise Howard, Peacekeeping is Not Counterinsurgency
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Roger Mac Ginty, Assessing Dynamics of Change in Peacekeeping
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Shogo Suzuki, Peacekeeping: Decline Versus Multipolarity
- Articles
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Anne Holohan, Transformative Training in Soft Skills for Peacekeepers: Gaming for Peace
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Laura K. Huber & Natalie F. Hudson, Deepening the Conversation: Feminism, International Policing and the WPS Agenda
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Matthias Dembinski, Thorsten Gromes & Theresa Werner, Humanitarian Military Interventions: Conceptual Controversies and Their Consequences for Comparative Research
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Charles T. Hunt, Analyzing the Co-Evolution of the Responsibility to Protect and the Protection of Civilians in UN Peace Operations
