Women, peace and security : gender challenges within UN peacekeeping missions

Accountability and state-centric collaborative arrangements in Norway Several innovative collaborative arrangements have been introduced in Norway to enhance the quality

The interviews have been conducted within the Nordic collaboration research project: ‘Russian Women as Immigrants in the Nordic Countries – Finland, Norway, Sweden –

More broadly, peace operations will need to situate their work within the historical and contemporary political and social context, through meaningfully engaging with local and

The Peacekeeping Best Practices Section of the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) and the Training for Peace Programme at the Norwegian Institute of International

He outlined what he deemed as four key aspects of the changing peacekeeping environment, namely: peacekeepers are increasingly mandated to operate where there is

Until now, it has been special political missions and UN development presences that have been the main targets for these attacks, but with the deployment of MINUSMA to Mali a

Until the end of the Cold War, UN peacekeeping was the primary venue for small and medium powers when contributing troops to international peace oper- ations, and contributions to

UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security (2000) was hailed as a pioneer- ing step in acknowledging the varied roles of women in conflict