The Death of Peacekeeping: The Rise of Peace Operations: What Should Canada Do?

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2016-09

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This policy brief brings attention to the Government of Canada’s mandate to renew its commitment to United Nations peace operations. This brief provides an analysis that will form a basis for recommendations that would be required in order for the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to contribute support to future United Nations (UN) missions.

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Kawaguchi, Taylor. (2016). The Death of Peacekeeping: The Rise of Peace Operations: What Should Canada Do? ( Master's thesis, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada). Retrieved from https://prism.ucalgary.ca.

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