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(Answered) : Un Peacekeeping In The 1990s

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Choose either Somalia or the former Yugoslavia.

Part 1 – Continuing with our approach of “what have we learned” – what are the three most important lessons in UN involvement in the conflict you choose? How do they compare with your analysis of the conflicts in Week 2? (SEE ATTACHED FOR WEEK TWO ANALYSIS)

Part 2 – Thinking about the ineffectiveness of these missions, in your view, do the institutional problems concerning peacekeeping within the UN still exist today?

Focus on the readings and background materials in Lessons to help answer the first part of the question. You

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