International Conflicts and Peace Making Process : Role of the United Nations
Published by Mittal Pub, New Delhi, 2006
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Contents Foreword Arjit Pasayat. Preface. 1. United Nations Truce Supervision Organization. 2. First United Nations Emergency Force. 3. Second United Nations Emergency Force. 4. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force. 5. United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon. 6. United Nations Military Observer Group in India Pakistan and United Nations India Pakistan Observation Mission. 7. United Nations Observation Group in Lebanon. 8. United Nations Yemen Observation Mission. 9. Representative of the Secretary General in the Dominican Republic. 10. United Nations Operation the Congo. 11. United Nations Temporary Executive Authority and United Nations Security Force. 12. United Nations Peace Keeping Force in Cyprus. 13. United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan. 14. United nations Iran Iraq Military Observer Group. 15. United Nations Angola Verification Mission. 16. United Nations Transition Assistance Group in Namibia. 17. United Nations Observer Group in Central America. The present study is an analysis and legal evaluation of the UN peace keeping operations particularly India's contribution with regard to maintaining international peace and security. In the present study it has become crystal clear that no international force has so far been capable to maintain complete peace and security it has to contain itself with its general responsibility namely supervising ceasefires political frontier areas enforcing law and order etc. For the purpose till now the United Nations has spent more than $24 billion in about 50 peace keeping operations. These forces of course without enemies have been designated under various titles like True Supervision Organisation Disengagement Observer Force and United Nations Forces etc. These would not exhaust the variety of the tasks which are contemplated by the protagonists of UN peace keeping. Through UN peace keeping ceasefires have been monitored borders patrolled trop disengagements supervised truces guaranteed hostile armies insulated at safe distances internal security maintained and essential government functions preserved. Thus the United Nations has proved itself as a living institution which reflects the changing conditions of the world. However it is vital to note that the United Nations was created not to bring mankind to heaven but to save it from hell. The book may be proved a very useful contribution to the achievement of the UN Peace Keeping Forces in particular the Indian Armed Forces which has not been adequately highlighted. The book will also provide academic material to the readers who cannot afford costly UN literature specially in developing and under developed countries. 376 pp.…
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- International Conflicts and Peace Making Process : Role of the United Nations
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- Satish Chandra and Mala Chandra
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- Mittal Pub, New Delhi
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- 2006
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- Hardbound
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