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T1  - Effects of Ethnicity on the Success of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/12385 
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A1  - Sutton, David 
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Y1  - 2003 
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AB  - Peacekeeping operations have grown in scope and frequency over the decades since the establishment of the Unite Nations (UN). In particular, the optimism attending the UN’s prospects of greater leadership in conflict resolution in a new season of openness following the end of the Cold War saw increasing UN involvement in varied and complex conflicts – many involving ethnic rivalries that have surfaced amid the turbulence of the formation of new states and the spread of democracy in the last deca... 
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KW  - ethnicity; ethnic conflict; United Nations; peacekeeping; Rwanda; Mozambique 
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