Peace Operations Seen from Below

Discover the intricate realities of peacekeeping in "Peace Operations Seen from Below," a compelling exploration by C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd. Published in 2006, this insightful book delves into the experiences of local populations in conflict zones like Cambodia, Somalia, Haiti, and Sierra Leone. It highlights how armed UN units are deployed to stabilize societies deeply affected by political and ethnic strife.

The author presents a thought-provoking argument that the essence of rebuilding lies within the 'ordinary' daily lives of those impacted by war, as well as the dedicated staff of UN missions. With a focus on grassroots perspectives, this book provides a unique lens on the complexities of peace operations. Perfect for readers interested in international relations, conflict resolution, and humanitarian efforts, "Peace Operations Seen from Below" is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the true impact of peacekeeping missions.

With a total of 200 pages, this paperback edition offers a comprehensive look at the challenges and triumphs faced in post-conflict societies.