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Global Peace Operations Review

The Global Peace Operations Review is an interactive web-portal presenting in-depth analysis and detailed data on military peacekeeping operations and civilian-led political missions by the United Nations, regional organizations and ad-hoc coalitions.
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Resources:

• July 12, 2018 Two Years After The Juba Clashes: Has Unmiss's Protection of Displaced people Improved?
  By: Thijs Van Laer
• June 15, 2018 The Loss of Arms And Ammunition In Peace Operations: Mapping And Addressing The Challenge
  By: Jefferson Brehm
• April 04, 2018 The End of A Peacekeeping Era
  By: Richard Gowan
• September 25, 2017 "Their Priority Is Not The People": Civilian Views On Peace Operations In Africa
  By: Thijs Van Laer
• August 25, 2017 Moral Obligation: UN Missions Should Not Abandon Vulnerable Civilians in Critical Times
  By: Kofi Nsia- Pepra
• May 31, 2017 Diplomacy in Action: Expanding the UN Security Council's Role in Crisis and Conflict Prevention
  By: Richard Gowan
• May 09, 2017 Can We Make UN Peacekeeping Great Again
  By: Alexandra Novosseloff
• March 22, 2017 Democratise or Disintegrate: How the AU Can Help South Sudan
  By: Amanda Lucey, Liezelle Kumalo
• February 21, 2017 Partnering for Sustainable Peace in Liberia
  By: Amanda Lucey, Liezelle Kumalo
• February 14, 2017 Restructuring the UN Secretariat to Strengthen Preventative Diplomacy and Peace Operations
  By: Sarah Cliffe, Alexandra Novosseloff
• February 02, 2017 Sustaining Peace and peace Operations Mandates: The Liberia Transition
  By: Gizem Sucuoglu
• December 19, 2016 Towards a Continental Strategy for Countering Violent Extremism in Africa
  By: Tarek A. Sharif, Joanne Richards
• December 14, 2016 Has UN Peacekeeping Become More Deadly
  By: Marina Henke
• December 13, 2016 Challenges for Human Rights Sections of UN Peace Operations
  By: Alexis Guidotti
• September 12, 2016 No Caveats, Please? Breaking a Myth in UN Peace Operations
  By: Alexandra Novosseloff
• September 07, 2016 The Challenges of Full Deployment of UN Peace Operations
  By: Ryan Rappa
• August 16, 2016 When Should Blue Helmets Walk Away From a Conflict?
  By: Richard Gowan
• July 26, 2016 Demystifying Intelligence in UN Peace Operations: Toward An Organizational Doctrine
  By: Alexandra Novosseloff
• May 18, 2016 What Does New Momentum For UN Peace and Security Really Mean
  By: Gustavo De Carvalho, Jonathan Rozen
• March 31, 2016 Between Bureaucracy and Adhocracy: Crafting a Spectrum of UN Peace Operations
  By: Ian Johnstone
• March 22, 2016 Who are the Killers of Beni?
  By: Jason Stearns