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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782875586865 03 01 Presses universitaires de Louvain 01 SKU 96865PDF 02 2875586866 03 9782875586865 15 9782875586865 DG 002 <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Scène internationale</TitleText> <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="01">The United Nations in the 21st Century</TitleText> <TitlePrefix>The</TitlePrefix> <TitleWithoutPrefix>United Nations in the 21st Century</TitleWithoutPrefix> <Subtitle textcase="01">Highlights on Peacekeeping Issues and Power Shifts</Subtitle> 01 GCOI 29303100974930 1 B01 Elena Aoun Aoun, Elena Elena Aoun Elena Aoun is Assistant Professor at the Université catholique de Louvain (UCL). 2 B01 Milena Berks Berks, Milena Milena Berks Milena Berks is a PhD candidate and associate fellow at the Centre for InternationalCrises and Conflict Studies (CECRI) of the UCL. 3 B01 Michel Liégeois Liégeois, Michel Michel Liégeois Michel Liégeois est professeur au sein de l'École des sciences politiques et sociales de l’UCLouvain,président de l’Institut des sciences politiques Louvain-Europe et membre du Centred’étude des crises et des conflits internationaux (CECRI). Membre de la direction scientifiquede l’Observatoire Boutros-Ghali sur le maintien de la paix, il est notamment l’auteur de Ladiplomatie au coeur des turbulences internationales (Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2014). 4 B01 Tanguy Struye de Swielande Struye de Swielande, Tanguy Tanguy Struye de Swielande Tanguy Struye de Swielande est professeur en relations internationales à l'UCLouvain et Senior Associate Fellow à l’Institut Egmont. Son expertise porte sur la géopolitique, la géoéconomie et les politiques étrangères et de défense des grandes puissances, l’analyse des processus décisionnels en politique étrangère, la guerre cognitive et l’impact des nouvelles technologies sur la compétition entre les puissances. 1 01 eng 212 00 212 03 POL011010 JPS 29 2012 3298 Relations internationales 10 POL048000 12 JPSL 12 JPSN1 24 INTERNET Relations internationales 24 INTERNET Sciences politiques et sociales 01 06 01 Considering that the United Nations remains the legal – if not the political – cornerstone of the contemporary international system, how it is adapting to recent evolutions, major developments and the resulting challenges the contemporary international system has been experiencing in the last 25 years? Did the UN as an institution (or system of institutions) fully gauge the width and depth of these evolutions and their consequences? How did it adapt accordingly in terms of reforming its management, its structures, its institutions, policies and practice? What can we observe in terms of both actual change and persistent inertia regarding key issues such as the reform of the Security Council? What role is the UN playing in the crucial field of peacekeeping and international security or in a volatile region such as the Middle East? And what can we infer from past and present research and experience regarding the future of the UN and its adaptation to contemporary evolutions and challenges in these many fields? The questions behind this project were many. Stemming from a symposium hosted in November 2016 by the Centre for International Crises and Conflict Studies, Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), this edited volume wills itself an original contribution to the effort as it brings together junior and senior authors from various backgrounds ranging from military institutions involved in peacekeeping to prominent think tanks to research centers across Europe and beyond. In doing so, it keeps important issues in the forefront at a time significant developments are taking place all over the world and bear the potential to transform or at least question the role of the UN in the future. 03 Considering that the United Nations remains the legal – if not the political – cornerstone of the contemporary international system, how it is adapting to recent evolutions, major developments and the resulting challenges the contemporary international system has been experiencing in the last 25 years? Did the UN as an institution (or system of institutions) fully gauge the width and depth of these evolutions and their consequences? How did it adapt accordingly in terms of reforming its management, its structures, its institutions, policies and practice? What can we observe in terms of both actual change and persistent inertia regarding key issues such as the reform of the Security Council? What role is the UN playing in the crucial field of peacekeeping and international security or in a volatile region such as the Middle East? And what can we infer from past and present research and experience regarding the future of the UN and its adaptation to contemporary evolutions and challenges in these many fields? The questions behind this project were many. Stemming from a symposium hosted in November 2016 by the Centre for International Crises and Conflict Studies, Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), this edited volume wills itself an original contribution to the effort as it brings together junior and senior authors from various backgrounds ranging from military institutions involved in peacekeeping to prominent think tanks to research centers across Europe and beyond. In doing so, it keeps important issues in the forefront at a time significant developments are taking place all over the world and bear the potential to transform or at least question the role of the UN in the future. 02 How is the UN adapting to recent evolutions ? To address this issue, this volume brings together junior and senior authors from various backgrounds ranging from military institutions involved in peacekeeping to prominent think tanks to research centers across Europe and beyond. 04 INTRODUCTION 5 TANGUY STRUYE DE SWIELANDE AND ELENA AOUN PART I: PERSISTENT CHALLENGES TO POST-HIPPO UN PEACE OPERATIONS CHAPTER 1 OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES IN UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS13 MAJOR GENERAL AK BARDALAI CHAPTER 2 SALVAGING UN PEACE OPERATIONS: WHAT CAN REALISTICALLYBE DONE?21 DR. ANN L. PHILLIPS CHAPTER 3. CHANGING UN PEACE OPERATIONS AND THE USEOF MILITARY FORCE 41 PETER RUDOLF CHAPTER 4. FUTURE GENERATION DDR IN FUTURE GENERATION PEACEOPERATIONS. RETHINKING THE DEFAULT TEMPLATE 59 MILENA BERKS CHAPTER 5. EARLY WARNING AS A POTENTIAL INSTRUMENT FACINGCROSS-BORDER SECURITY THREATS IN WEST AFRICA.A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON THE UN'S PEACE OPERATIONS AGENDA77 JARA CUADRADO BOLAÑOS CHAPTER 6. CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE MANDATE OF MINUSMA:WHAT PERSPECTIVES FOR THE UN PEACE OPERATIONS? 103 VINCENT DUVIGNEAU PART II: POWER AND GOVERNANCE WITHIN THE UN SYSTEM:OLD DICHOTOMIES AND NEW TRENDS Chapter 7. The United Nations Peacekeeping and NATO Operations:IS COOPERATION PRAGMATIC? 127 DR. STUTI BANERJEE CHAPTER 8. THE LEADERSHIP OF THE P5+1 WITHIN THE UNITED NATIONSSECURITY COUNCIL 143 ASTRID VIAUD CHAPTER 9. EMERGING POWERS AND THE EU: STRIVINGFOR UNSC REFORM163 JULIANE SCHMIDT CHAPTER 10. INSIDE THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL: DOES IT REALLY MATTER?THE CASE OF THE G4 181 JOANA CALADO MENDES AND DIANA SOLLER BIOGRAPHIES 203 TABLE OFCONTENTS 207 43 La collection « Scène internationale » s'adresse aux étudiants, chercheurs, journalistes, diplomates en leur proposant une pluralité de regards sur la scène internationale, ses acteurs, leurs rôles et les textes qu'ils produisent ou interprètent. 43 A plurality of academic viewpoints about the international scene, its actors, their roles and the texts they produce or interpret. 44 La collection « Scène internationale »s'adresse au lecteur exigeant –étudiant, chercheur, journaliste,diplomate – en lui proposant unepluralité de regards universitairessur la scène internationale, sesacteurs, leurs rôles et les textesqu'ils produisent ou interprètent.Elle explore aussi les coulisses,les décors et les réactions dupublic. La collection aborde lagéopolitique, la diplomatie, lapolitique étrangère, la géoéconomie,les organisations internationales, lasécurité ou encore la résolution etla transformation des conflits. Lesperspectives traditionnelles côtoientles démarches réflexives et les approches critiques des relationsinternationales, dans un espritmultidisciplinaire et bilingue (F-EN). 44 The collection "Scène internationale" proposes to readersa plurality of academic viewpoints about the internationalscene, its actors, their roles and the texts they produce orinterpret. It also explores the backstage of internationalpolitics, its settings and the public opinion. The collectionaddresses issues of geopolitics, diplomacy, foreign policy,geoeconomy, international organizations, security, conflictresolution or transformation. Traditional perspectives standalongside reflexive processes and critical approaches ofinternational relations in multidisciplinary analyses. Direction Michel LIÉGEOIS Tanguy STRUYE DE SWIELANDE Editorial board Tanguy STRUYE DE SWIELANDE Michel LIÉGEOIS Tanguy DE WILDE D'ESTMAEL Editorial policy and instructions to the authors The editorial board examines all proposals to publish original works in French and in English that may contribute to the development of the analysis of international phenomena. Each proposal shall be submitted anonymously to the appreciation of at least two experts of the scientific committee and, if necessary, to an expert outside the committee. Authors will have to directly address their manuscripts to the leaders of the editorial board, enclosed with a summary (maximum 100 words) and a short biographic notice (maximum 50 words). More detailed instructions are offered on the collection's website in order to allow authors to adjust themselves to the collection’s conventions. The collection Scène internationale being distributed in full-text on the PUL website, each author therefore accepts that its work will be published in two formats: paper and electronic. 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