Publication
1998
This volume discusses the role of peacekeeping operations in strengthening or rebuilding indigenous public security institutions. In conflict states, which often lack a functioning police force, judiciary, and penal system, attempts to ensure national security are severely hampered. The authors argue that rebuilding viable law enforcement capabilities is more central to the success of peace operations than it is generally appreciated.
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Author | Michael J Dziedzic, Erwin A Schmidl, Anthony Gray, Maxwell Manwaring, James A Schear, Karl Farris, William Stanley, Robert Loosle, James L Woods, Lynn Thomas, Steve Spataro, Michael Bailey, Robert Maguire, J O'Neil G Pouliot, Michael J Dziedzic, Andrew Bair, Charles T Call, Harry Broer, Michael Emery, Michael J Kelly, F M Lorenz, Espen Barth Eide, Thorstein Bratteland, Ntis Gunnar Billinger, Robert B Oakley, Michael J Dziedzic |
Series | INSS Books |
Publisher | Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS) |
Copyright | © 1998 National Defense University/Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS) |