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LW5123: International Peace Operations
12 months long | Credits: 10
Aim: the aim of this course is to critically analyze the principles of peacekeeping and apply these to a number of contemporary and past missions.
(Language of instruction: English)
Learning Outcomes
- • Discuss and evaluate the principles of peace support operations;
- • Explain the difference between traditional peacekeeping, peace enforcement; enforcement action under the UN Carter, and peace support operations;
- • Critically evaluate the political framework for peace operations.
- • Examine and critically assess the UN Charter, command and control of authorized and approved UN operations;
- • Critically analyse the Use of force under international law and its relevance to peacekeeping:
- • Critically analyze and discuss a number of contemporary and past peace operations;
- • Explain the legal basis and framework governing peace support operations;
Assessments
- Continuous Assessment (100%)
Teachers
- LAURA FLEMING:
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- FIONA GARDINER:
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Note: Module offerings and details may be subject to change.