International organisations and peace enforcement : the politics of international legitimacy / Katharina P. Coleman.
Highlights the role of international organisations in providing international legitimacy for peace enforcement operations.
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Cambridge University Press,
2007.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- States, international organisations, and legitimacy : a theoretical framework
- Peace enforcement through sub-regional organisations : the Economic Community of West African States and Operation Liberty in Liberia
- Peace enforcement through sub-regional organisations : the Southern African Development Community and Operation Sovereign Legitimacy in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Peace enforcement through sub-regional organisations : the Southern African Development Community and Operation Boleas in Lesotho
- Peace enforcement through a military alliance : the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and Operation Allied Force in Kosovo
- Peace enforcement through a global organisation : the United Nations and INTERFET in East Timor
- Conclusion : Epilogue : UN intervention in Lebanon.