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基本説明
A Project of the International Peace Academy.
Full Description
The first in a series of ""inside"" histories, ""Peacekeeping in Sierra Leone"" relates how a small country one insignificant in the strategic considerations of the world powers propelled the United Nations to center stage in a crisis that called its very authority into serious question; and how the UN mission in Sierra Leone was transformed from its nadir into what is now widely considered one of the most successful peacekeeping missions in UN history. Funmi Olonisakin tells the story of this experience, highlighting the key moments, and the reasoning behind strategic decisions. She also captures UNAMSIL's internal struggle as it fought to regain some honor after the May 2000 crisis, when the UN had to rely on the infamous Charles Taylor to broker the release of 500 peacekeeper hostages. Olonisakin's rich narrative not only illuminates the ins and outs of the UNAMSIL mission, but also reflects on its meaning for current and future peace operations in Africa and beyond.
Contents
Introduction. Unattractive Terrain, Token Response. Stepping Up UN Engagement. UNAMSIL's Midnight Hour. Tangoing with Taylor. A House Divided. Fighting Back. Undeniable Victory. What Have We Learned? Epilogue. Appendixes: Chronology. Selection of Key Documents. Selected Security Council Resolutions.
