CIAO DATE: 07/02

Journal of International Affairs

Volume 55, No. 2 Spring 2002

 

• Editor's Forward (pdf)

• About the Authors

   

  Toward the Future

• Balancing Bureaucracy and the Individual: Institutional Reform and Peace Operations by Giandomenico Picco

• Civil-Military Coordination in Peacebuilding: The Challenge in Afghanistan by Naomi Weinberger

   

  The Military Component

• The Changing Face of Peace Operations: A View from the Field by John Sanderson

• Saving Lives with Force: An Agenda for Expanding the ACRI by Michael E. O'Hanlon

• Outsourcing War: Mercenaries and the Privatization of Peacekeeping by Steven Brayton

   

  Economic and Social Implications

• The Development Imperative: Creating the Preconditions for Peace by J. Brian Atwood

• Dividends of Peace: The Economics of Peacekeeping by Harriet Hentges and Jean-Marc Coicaud

• Locating Accountability: The Media and Peacekeeping by Susan D. Moeller

• Multinational Corporations, Social Responsibility and Conflict by Juliette Bennett

   

  Regional Perspectives

• Peace Operations in Africa: Preserving the Brittle State? by Assis Malaquias

• Europe's Peacebuilding Hour? Past Failures, Future Challenges by Dan Smith

• Beyond Good Offices? The Role of Regional Organizations in Conflict Resolution by Thi Hai Yen Nguyen

   

  The Future of the United Nations

• The United Nations Post-Brahimi Interview with Jean-Marie Guéhenno

• The Brahimi Report: At a Glance by Brian E. Zittel

   

  The Andrew Wellington Cordier Essay

• Cultivating Ripeness Through UN Peacekeeping Operations by Mark Stover

   

  Book Reviews

• Why Peacekeeping Fails, by Dennis Jett Reviewed by Lise Morjé Howard

• Peacemaking and Democratization in the Western Hemisphere, by Tommie Sue Montgomery, editor Reviewed by Arturo Sotomayor

• United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: Ad Hoc Missions, Permanent Engagement, by Ramesh Thakur and Albrecht Schnabel, editors Reviewed by Evan N. Resnick