This book discusses issues of political intervention relating to the work of United Nation at mitigating clash and civilian war in East Africa. The discussion dwelt on the strategic work of United Nation (UN) to prevent incessant ethnic clash, gearing to global intervention. It looks into the greatest conflict in East Africa and its subsequent impact on religious, economic and global political clash. The study turns to study the case in East Africa and the strategic works carried by United Nation (UN) to end the conflicts in the Rwandan and Eritrean and Ethiopian border conflicts. The incessant conflicts and civil war had cause unprecedented and unfortunate strategic political move by the superpowers to intervene in the bloody conflicts of the region.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Introduction
- The Origin of International Intervention
- Definitions
- Conflict Management
- Military intervention
- Humanitarian Intervention
- UN Peacekeeping Mission in Somalia
- UN Intervention in Eritrean's and Ethiopian's Conflict
- The Role of United Nations in Rwandan Crisis
- Conclusion
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This book explores the United Nations' role in mitigating conflict and civil war in East Africa. It examines the strategic efforts of the UN to prevent ethnic clashes and its involvement in major conflicts in the region. The study focuses on the Rwandan and Eritrean-Ethiopian border conflicts, analyzing the UN's efforts to end these conflicts. The book also explores the role of superpowers in intervening in these conflicts.
- The role of the United Nations in conflict mitigation in East Africa
- The impact of ethnic and political conflict on East Africa
- The effectiveness of international intervention in conflict resolution
- The historical context of international intervention
- The challenges and complexities of peacekeeping operations
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- Introduction: This chapter provides an overview of the book's scope and focus, highlighting the issues of political intervention related to the United Nations' work in East Africa. It discusses the objective of mitigating conflict and preventing ethnic clashes.
- The Origin of International Intervention: This chapter delves into the historical and theoretical context of international intervention. It defines key terms like interventionism, conflict management, military intervention, and humanitarian intervention, outlining their different aspects and applications. This section also examines the historical development of interventionism, particularly in the context of the Cold War's end and its impact on international relations.
- UN Peacekeeping Mission in Somalia: This chapter focuses on the United Nations' peacekeeping mission in Somalia. It analyzes the conflict in Somalia, the challenges faced by the UN mission, and the effectiveness of its intervention in achieving peace and stability.
- UN Intervention in Eritrean's and Ethiopian's Conflict: This chapter examines the United Nations' role in the Eritrean-Ethiopian border conflict. It explores the origins and causes of the conflict, the UN's efforts to mediate and resolve the dispute, and the challenges faced in achieving a lasting peace.
- The Role of United Nations in Rwandan Crisis: This chapter focuses on the Rwandan genocide and the United Nations' response to the crisis. It explores the historical context of the genocide, the UN's involvement in peacekeeping operations, and the challenges and limitations faced in preventing and stopping the mass killings.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
This book focuses on international intervention, conflict management, peacekeeping operations, humanitarian aid, ethnic conflict, East Africa, United Nations, superpower intervention, and the Rwandan genocide.
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- Dr. Ahmad Nabil Amir (Author), 2021, Mitigating Clash. The UN Political Dictate in Africa, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/976217
