The United Nations' Peacekeeping Operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

This book deals about United Nations' peacekeeping operations in the post cold - war era: A case study of Bosnia and Herzegovina under the UN Peacekeeping mission name UNPROFOR - United Nations Protection Force (February 1992 to December 1995), which was considered the biggest peacekeeping operations in Europe and the world at that time. The book also spoke about ethnic conflict, preventive diplomacy, humanitarian intervention, peacekeeping, peacemaking, and post - conflict peacebuilding in former Yugoslavia, the India's important ally in the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Europe. The author wrote in third world perspective on Balkanisation for which many third world countries have to be manage their ethnic identities in the post cold - war, post - ideological and globalised world.

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The Author pursuing doctoral research programme in South Asian studies at UNESCO MISARC,Pondicherry University.His area of Interest is Peace and Conflict Resolution, and Maritime Strategy. Now he is working on External Powers and Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka. He has presented a paper in International conference at University of Jaffna in Sri Lanka.

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This book deals about United Nations peacekeeping operations in the post cold war era: A case study of Bosnia and Herzegovina under the UN Peacekeeping mission name UNPROFOR United Nations Protection Force (February 1992 to December 1995), which was considered the biggest peacekeeping operations in Europe and the world at that time. The book also spoke about ethnic conflict, preventive diplomacy, humanitarian intervention, peacekeeping, peacemaking, and post - conflict peacebuilding in former Yugoslavia, the Indiäs important ally in the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Europe. The author wrote in third world perspective on Balkanisation for which many third world countries have to be manage their ethnic identities in the post cold war, post ideological and globalised world.