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ID171641
Title ProperCivilianizing the armed forces? peacekeeping, a traditional mission for the military
LanguageENG
AuthorJenne, Nicole
Summary / Abstract (Note)Peacekeeping is widely believed to introduce a civilian element into military culture. However, empirical tests of whether peacekeeping actually yields civilianizing effects on the armed forces are few. Based on the case of Chile, I argue that participation in peacekeeping has failed to lead to fundamental changes in the military’s role perception vis-à-vis civilian actors, despite some practical learning experiences at the individual level. Peacekeeping has been assimilated into the existing warrior model, where civilian actors play only a secondary role.
`In' analytical NoteDefence Studies Vol. 20,No. 2: Jun 2020; p 105-122
Journal SourceDefence Studies Vol: 20 No 2
Key WordsPeacekeeping ;  Civil-Military Cooperation ;  Civilianization ;  Military Roles


 
 
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