Routledge - The Use of Force in UN Peacekeeping (Global Institutions)

Gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding United Nations peacekeeping operations with this edited volume from Routledge. As peacekeeping evolves from a passive military activity into a more active role, this book examines how the principles of impartiality, consent, and minimum use of force are applied in modern contexts. Readers will explore how most large UN Peacekeeping Operations are now authorized to use force to defend their mandates and protect civilians facing imminent physical violence. The text provides a detailed analysis of these shifts, including the implications of recent deployments like the Force Intervention Brigade. This volume serves as a necessary resource for those studying the changing nature of international law and global security, offering a nuanced look at the interconnected issues facing the UN community today.