Fires All Around the Horizon: The U.N.'s Uphill Battle to Preserve the PeaceBloomsbury Academic, 21 Feb 1989 - 279 halaman Fires All Around the Horizon reports on the performance of the United Nations as a peacekeeping agency during its first four decades--its successes, failures, and limitations. Written by an award-winning diplomatic correspondent who frequently observed the conflicts and discussions generated in the United Nations first-hand, this volume describes and analyzes more than 30 conflicts, from Palestine and Korea through the Falkland Islands and Grenada. For each, the author examines the origin of the conflict, who was responsible, and what role, if any, the United Nations played in restoring and maintaining peace. Written with a keen eye for detail and political nuance, this fascinating book offers the reader a well-grounded awareness not only of the United Nation's peacekeeping efforts, but also of the major international conflicts of our time. |
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Introduction | 1 |
The United Nations First Year Chilled by Cold War | 5 |
Good Bad or Maybe | 13 |
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Fires All Around the Horizon: The U.N.'s Uphill Battle to Preserve the Peace Max Harrelson Pratinjau tidak tersedia - 1989 |