Introduction
1. The Concept of Peace Enforcement as Developed by the UN
An
Agenda for Peace
Peacemaking
Peace-keeping
Peace Enforcement
Agenda Follow-up
2. The Congo (1960-64)
The Congo Crisis: an Overview
ONUC's Basic Mission in the Congo
ONUC's Initial Mandate
Restoration and Maintenance of Law and Order
ONUC's Subsequent Mandates
The Prevention of Civil War
Ending Secession
Eliminating Foreign Intervention
Conclusion
3. Somalia (1992-93)
UNOSOM I
UNITAF
The Use of Force
Consent
Impartiality
UNOSOM II
The Use of Force
Consent
Impartiality
4. Bosnia-Herzegovina (1992-95)
The Sarajevo Airport Agreement
Humanitarian Convoys
UNPROFOR's Mandate and Chapter VII
The No-Fly Zone
The Three Criteria
The Safe Areas
UNPROFOR's Safe Areas Mandate
NATO's Safe Areas Mandate
The Breakdown of the Safe Areas Regime
Operation Deliberate Force
Consent and the Safe Areas
Impartiality and the Safe Areas
5. Bosnia-Herzegovina (1995-97)
The Mandate: an Overview
Basic Missions
Mandate Implementation
Freedom of Movement
The Return of Refugees and Displaced Persons
The Investigation and Prosecution of War Crimes
Media Restructuring
The Three Criteria
The Use of Force
Consent
Impartiality
Conclusion
6. National Military Doctrine
US Military Doctrine
Peace-keeping
Peace Enforcement
Distinctions
Transitions
UK Military Doctrine
Peace-keeping
Peace Enforcement
Distinctions
Transitions
French Military Doctrine
'Maintien de la paix'
'Restauration de la paix'
'Imposition de la paix'
Distinctions
Transitions
Conclusion
7. A Definition of Peace Enforcement
8. The Legal Basis of Peace Enforcement
UN-Conducted Peace Enforcement
Narrowing the Field
Article 39
Article 40
Article 42
Conclusion
UN-Authorized Peace Enforcement
Conclusion: The Role of Peace Enforcement
List of Acronyms
Bibliography
I. Sources
II. Works
Note(s)