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• Peace operations
  '''Peace operations''' cover a wide range of activities that are needed in the sort of low-inte | title = Joint Publication 3-07.3, Peace Operations
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• Peace Operations
  #Redirect [[Peace operations]]
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• Chapter VII peace operations
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• Peace operations/Related Articles
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• Chapter VII peace operations/Definition
  [[Peace operations#peace enforcement|peace operations]] authorized under Chapter VII of the [[United Nations Charter]], which all
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• Chapter VII peace operations/Definition
  [[Peace operations#peace enforcement|peace operations]] authorized under Chapter VII of the [[United Nations Charter]], which all
  263 bytes (37 words) - 13:36, 16 September 2009
• William Durch/External Links
  *Post-Conflict Borders and UN Peace Operations: Part II, A Phased Approach to Post-Conflict Border Security (Stimson Cente *Twenty-First-Century Peace Operations ([[United States Institute of Peace]], 2006) http://www.stimson.org/pub.cfm
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• Operation Restore Hope/Definition
  United States military operations in [[Somalia]], under UN [[Chapter VII peace operations]] authority, first involving humanitarian relief but eventually increasing
  267 bytes (32 words) - 13:38, 16 September 2009
• Karin von Hippel/Related Articles
  {{r|Peace operations}} {{r|Kosovo|Peace operations in Kosovo}}
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• Civil affairs/Definition
  ...the needs of civilians in an area of operations; may be associated with [[peace operations]]; related term is [[civil-military operations]]
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• Peace Operations
  #Redirect [[Peace operations]]
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• Economic Community of West African States
  ==Peace operations== ...es also comprise the ECOWAS Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) is a non-standing [[peace operations]] force that has operated in civil war in [[Sierra Leone]] and is a model f
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• Adriaan Verheul/Definition
  Trustee, [[Fund for Peace]]; UN Mission to Sudan; field consultant in [[peace operations]]; World Bank (2003-2005) overseeing demobilization and reintegration progr
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• Karin von Hippel/Definition
  ...the [[Center for Strategic and International Studies]]; experienced in [[peace operations]] and exploring the interactions of the [[First Amendment of the U.S. Const
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• William Durch/Definition
  ...ency]] and served as Project Director for the [[United Nations Panel on UN Peace Operations]] ([[Lakhdar Brahimi|the Brahimi Report]]; consultant to the multinational
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• Michael Ranneberger/Definition
  ...s in [[Somalia]], [[Angola]], and [[Haiti]]; [[democracy promotion]] and [[peace operations]] in [[Paraguay]], [[El Salvador]] and [[Guatemala]]
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• Victoria Holt/Definition
  ...[[Henry L. Stimson Center]], co-directing the [[peace operations|Future of Peace Operations]]; led the expert group on military options of the [[Genocide Prevention Ta
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• Multi-National Corps-Iraq/Definition
  Highest land combat headquarters for Coalition tactical units in the peace operations phase of the [[Iraq War]]
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• United States Institute of Peace/Related Articles
  {{r|Peace operations}}
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• Civil affairs
  ...has broken down or never existed. They often can be of major support to [[peace operations]]. ...|"white propaganda"]] acknowledged as official), and, within the broader [[peace operations]] context, building effective local government.
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• United States Institute of Peace/Definition
  ...al organization) created by the United States, to serve as a resource in [[peace operations]] and [[conflict resolution]]
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• West Africa
  ...States]]}}</ref> The ECOWAS Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) is a non-standing [[peace operations]] force that has operated in civil war in [[Sierra Leone]] and is a model f
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• Liberal Party (Canada)
  ...ceived the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] for establishing the [[United Nations]] [[peace operations]] division and established the Canadian healthcare system. [[Pierre Trudeau
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• United Nations Security Council
  ...g group of nations. Only the Security Council has the authority to order [[peace operations]], economic sanctions, or other enforcement activities.
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• U.S. intelligence activities in Algeria/Definition
  ...arly nonaligned, it is intensely involved in multinational diplomacy and [[peace operations]]
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