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The Last Frontier of Liberal Stabilisation: Haiti under MINUSTAH’s Stewardship
IndraStra Global, 2020Over the last two decades, stabilisation missions have become a growing trend in the strategic practices of the United Nations. Such an incremental growth coincides with the hegemonic status achieved by a particular vision of peace, the liberal democratic peace paradigm.
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Peacekeeping and Conformity with Human Rights Law: How MINUSTAH Falls Short in Haiti
International Peacekeeping, 2006This article uses the UN mission to Haiti to demonstrate how present efforts to integrate human rights in peace operations are at best marginal and at worst a violation of UN members' human rights obligations. It highlights the growing division between the UN's theoretical understanding and practice in this context.
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2015
The evolution of peacekeeping mandates towards complex protection and peacebuilding mandates present specific challenges for UN peacekeepers tasked with conducting complex operations in unfamiliar geographic locations and cultural contexts. The efficacy of peacekeeping is dependent on mandates that are cognizant of and sensitive to the different ...
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The evolution of peacekeeping mandates towards complex protection and peacebuilding mandates present specific challenges for UN peacekeepers tasked with conducting complex operations in unfamiliar geographic locations and cultural contexts. The efficacy of peacekeeping is dependent on mandates that are cognizant of and sensitive to the different ...
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Trapped Between Many Worlds: A Post-colonial Perspective on the UN Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)
International Peacekeeping, 2012Maira Siman Gomes
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Intelligence-led Peacekeeping: The United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), 2006–07
Intelligence and National Security, 2009A Walter Dorn
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