Peacekeeping in Africa
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List of contributorsAcknowledgementsList of abbreviationsMap of Africa: political 1998Pt. 1World Perspectives11Introduction32Peacekeeping in Africa: recent evolution and prospects133African perspectives: regional peacekeeping294Peacekeeping in Africa, 1990-1996: the role of the United States, France and Britain49Pt. 2Case Studies815Zimbabwe's peace settlement: re-evaluating Lancaster House836Chad1057Somalia1438Peacekeeping in Mozambique1599Angola: the search for peace and reconstruction17910Namibia20711Liberia: lessons for the future from the experience of ECOMOG22312Rwanda and Burundi: peacekeeping amidst massacres239Pt. 3Wider Issues26313NGOs and conflict resolution in Africa: facilitators or aggravators of peacekeeping?26514The military, peacekeeping and Africa28715Being peacekept303
\ BooknewsIncluding case studies on Zimbabwe, Chad, Somalia, Mozambique, Angola, Namibia, Liberia, Rwanda, and Burundi, 15 contributions aim to cover all the important aspects of peacekeeping. Material deals with the policies and actions of the international organizations concerned such as the UN and the OAU, the participating African states, and non- governmental organizations; the impact of sub-regional powers; and the role of the big powers (the U.S., Britain, and France) both where their interventions have been problematic because of blunders and/or self-interest and when they have been beneficial. The views of both outsiders and African states are taken into account. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.\ \
