The latest issue of
International Peacekeeping (Vol. 25, no. 3, 2018) is out. Contents include:
- Marta Iñiguez de Heredia,
The Conspicuous Absence of Class and Privilege in the Study of Resistance in Peacebuilding Contexts
- Walt Kilroy & Helen S. A. Basini,
Social Capital Made Explicit: The Role of Norms, Networks, and Trust in Reintegrating Ex-combatants and Peacebuilding in Liberia
- Joanne Richards,
High Risk or Low Risk: Screening for Violent Extremists in DDR Programmes
- Bryce W. Reeder,
The Spatial Concentration of Peacekeeping Personnel and Public Health During Intrastate Conflicts
- Charles P. Martin-Shields & Nicholas Bodanac,
Peacekeeping's Digital Economy: The Role of Communication Technologies in Post-conflict Economic Growth
- Allard Duursma, Information Processing Challenges in Peacekeeping Operations: A Case Study on Peacekeeping Information Collection Efforts in Mali
