African Union Peacekeeping Is Growing As UN Missions Decline - Research Finds a Mixed Record of Success
A review of 186 studies finds AU missions often serve as first responders, but many depend on European Union and United Nations funding.
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African Union Peacekeeping Is Growing As UN Missions Decline - Research Finds a Mixed Record of Success
Analysis - When violent conflict erupts in Africa, attention often turns to the United Nations, major powers, or external donors. Yet over the past two decades, the African Union (AU) has become one of the continent's most important peace and security actors.
African Union peacekeeping is growing as UN missions decline: research finds a mixed record of success
When violent conflict erupts in Africa, attention often turns to the United Nations, major powers, or external donors. Yet over the past two decades, the African Union (AU) has become one of the continent’s most important peace and security actors. From Burundi and Sudan to Somalia, Mali and the Central African Republic, the AU and regional African organisations have deployed peace operations, mediated conflicts, monitored elections and supporte…
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