Strange bedfellows
NGOs and the military in humanitarian crisesStrange bedfellows
NGOs and the military in humanitarian crisesSamenvatting
This article intends to examine some of the tensions that can arise between civilian relief workers and military personnel in peace operations. The context is the qualitative change that has taken place in the post-Cold War period concerning the types of peace operations that military personnel and humanitarian workers are asked to participate in. Militaries no longer just protect national sovereignty and that of allies. They intervene more and more in intrastate conflicts. Military mandates are wider and more ambiguous and the tasks more multidimensional and multi-functional. In addition, they are often tasked with facilitating humanitarian relief, social reconstruction and protecting civilians in areas where there is no peace
Gepubliceerd in | Civil-military cooperation : a marriage of reason Royal Netherlands Military Academy, Breda, Vol. 2002, Pagina's: 49-64 |
Jaar | 2002 |
Type | Boekdeel |
Taal | Engels |