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Accountability and Multinational Military Operations
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018Abstract The chapter focuses on the rules on ‘international legal responsibility’ of states and international organizations as one scheme of holding actors of multinational military operations ‘accountable’. It shows that the ‘pluriverse’ of multilevel military operations gravitates in terms of ‘legal accountability’ around three basic ...
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Multinational Military Operations
2018Abstract This chapter discusses the use of multinational military units. Some European States, such as Germany, have incorporated large, if not most, parts of their national military forces in permanent multinational units. Many other States including the US are forming ad hoc military units for specific operations.
Dieter Fleck +2 more
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2022
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from T.M.C. Asser Press via the DOI in this record ; This chapter examines the international legal framework governing military space operations. In the chapter, ‘military space operations’ are understood as sequences of co-ordinated actions with a defined purpose, which are of a ...
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This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from T.M.C. Asser Press via the DOI in this record ; This chapter examines the international legal framework governing military space operations. In the chapter, ‘military space operations’ are understood as sequences of co-ordinated actions with a defined purpose, which are of a ...
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2018
Since the end of the Algerian decolonization war in 1962, French forces have been involved in many overseas operations, mostly in Africa, Afghanistan and the Middle East. From1991, French forces adjusted to a wide range of new operational challenges, while still applying the basic principles of combat and practising a reinforced interoperability at ...
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Since the end of the Algerian decolonization war in 1962, French forces have been involved in many overseas operations, mostly in Africa, Afghanistan and the Middle East. From1991, French forces adjusted to a wide range of new operational challenges, while still applying the basic principles of combat and practising a reinforced interoperability at ...
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Soil, particularly in agricultural areas, may be impacted by military operations, nowadays even in Europe. An example is Ukraine which is also an important exporter of agricultural products and thus contributes to providing food for the world population.Here we present results of an international project aimed at the monitoring of the state of ...
Miloslav Pekař +5 more
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Miloslav Pekař +5 more
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Italy’s Military Operations Abroad (1945–2020): Data, Patterns, and Trends
International Peacekeeping, 2022Valerio Vignoli, Fabrizio Coticchia
exaly
2013
On December 2, 2004, the EU launched the military operation Althea in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Althea is still ongoing and remains the largest CSDP mission ever deployed. It was not a completely new mission. In fact, the EU took over a well-functioning operation from NATO after the North Atlantic Alliance had ensured a “safe and secure environment ...
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On December 2, 2004, the EU launched the military operation Althea in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Althea is still ongoing and remains the largest CSDP mission ever deployed. It was not a completely new mission. In fact, the EU took over a well-functioning operation from NATO after the North Atlantic Alliance had ensured a “safe and secure environment ...
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2018
The world that the United Kingdom must face in the late 2010s and into the 2020s seems to make its small armed force look ever smaller, and the gap between the force and intended effect ever wider. This chapter examines the key drivers of UK military operations since the end of the cold war by assessing how the UK has put strategy and doctrine into ...
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The world that the United Kingdom must face in the late 2010s and into the 2020s seems to make its small armed force look ever smaller, and the gap between the force and intended effect ever wider. This chapter examines the key drivers of UK military operations since the end of the cold war by assessing how the UK has put strategy and doctrine into ...
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