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ID134788
Title ProperTeaching about peace operations
LanguageENG
AuthorBrynen, Rex
Summary / Abstract (Note)The complex, multidimensional nature of contemporary peacekeeping operations presents particular challenges for teaching about them in the classroom. Teaching should bridge the academic/policy divide, and impart a real sense of the political complications and operational challenges of peacekeeping. Fortunately, teachers can call upon new resources to help address these challenges. These include, in addition to the growing body of scholarly research, practice-oriented materials produced by operational agencies. It is increasingly easy to bring field perspectives into the classroom via the internet. Finally, classroom simulations can be particularly useful in exploring the ‘problem space’ of contemporary peace operations.
`In' analytical NoteInternational Peacekeeping Vol.21, No.4; Aug.2014: p.529-538
Journal SourceInternational Peacekeeping Vol: 21 No 4
Key WordsPeace Operations ;  Peacekeeping ;  Teaching ;  Classroom Simulations ;  Teaching-Peace Operations ;  Games and Simulations


 
 
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