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048326
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Cambridge, Polity Press, 1999.
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xviii, 270p.
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0745620345
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066569
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2nd Ed
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Cambridge, Polity Press, 2005.
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xxii, 399p.
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0745632130
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079882
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2007.
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The article is organized into two main parts. First, it presents the termination of the conflict in Sierra Leone as a case-study to examine the degree to which cosmopolitan values connecting peacekeeping and peacebuilding are (or are not) evident. The case-study looks at the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL) as a model of successful peacekeeping in the sense that everyday security was provided for the people of Sierra Leone through the deployment of a robust peacekeeping mission. This assessment needs to be qualified in relation to serious deficits still to be addressed in post-conflict peacebuilding, yet the success of this mission does provide encouragement for those who see the construction of a cosmopolitan security architecture for Africa as both desirable and achievable. Second, it explores the degree to which an appropriate model of cosmopolitan peacekeeping might emerge at regional and continental levels in Africa through the development of the African Standby Force (ASF). What the case-study presented here and the survey of the African Union (AU)/ASF in the second part of the article have in common is that taken together, they provide some evidence to suggest that, however fragile, the AU is beginning to define an agenda that represents a continent wide and, in that sense at least, a cosmopolitan response to African security issues
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061868
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000707
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California, ABC-CLIO, 1999.
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xx,356p.
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0874368928
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049385
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West Yorkshire, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, 1999.
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30p.
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Working paper; 1
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053699
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London, Frank Cass, 2000.
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vii, 269p.
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Cass series on peacekeeping; ISSN 13679880
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0714649767
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048577
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London, Macmillan Press Ltd., 1998.
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xv, 297p.
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0312211805
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100016
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2010.
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This article presents an overview of the relationships between peacekeeping, peacebuilding and conflict resolution with an emphasis on the way in which culture and cultural analysis might be used to develop more effective and sustainable peacekeeping interventions. The article comments on the conceptualization of the role of culture in conflict resolution theory and how this has been used in attempts to address cultural barriers to effective peacekeeping in so-called first-, second- and third-generation missions. While culture has generally been defined as important in theory and practice in terms of understanding differences between actors in conflict environments, the main new argument advanced in the article is that culture, redefined specifically as peace culture, can have a more proactive role in terms of mobilizing energies for sustainable peacebuilding at different stages of the conflict spectrum. More speculatively, the article explores the idea of culture as a contributory factor in the emergence of new forms of cosmopolitan peacekeeping.
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002547
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New York, Berg, 1991.
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ix,368p.
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0854965947
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