Power in Peacekeeping

Discover the intricate dynamics of peacekeeping in Lise Morje Howard's insightful book, Power in Peacekeeping, published by Cambridge University Press in 2019. Spanning 274 pages, this hardback edition delves into the multifaceted strategies employed by UN peacekeepers, including verbal persuasion, financial incentives, and non-offensive coercion. Through comprehensive research conducted in the Central African Republic, Lebanon, and Namibia, Howard sheds light on the mechanisms that make peacekeeping effective. Furthermore, she warns against the pitfalls of merging peacekeeping with counterinsurgency tactics, which can undermine its efficacy. This essential read is perfect for those interested in armed forces, international relations, and the vital role of the United Nations in maintaining global peace. Enhance your understanding of peacekeeping with this compelling analysis by Lise Morje Howard.