دانلود کتاب امنیت و شبکه های بین سازمانی در عملیات صلح

The November 16, 2006, High-Level Consultations in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, concluded with the United Nations Department of Peace-keeping Operations’ (DPKO) decision to supplement the existing African Union Mission in Sudan (AMIS) and to deploy an “unprecedented” joint and hybrid peace mission in Darfur, Sudan (un.org). Though the African Union (AU) and United Nations (UN)1 hybrid mission (UNAMID) is unprecedented in that it is the first hybrid mission2 deployed by two inter-governmental organizations (IGOs), it is hardly unprecedented that two or more IGOs would undertake collaborative efforts in carrying out peace operations in the field. Indeed, due to a variety of peace challenges— particularly after the Cold War and the related rise of ethnic, sectarian intrastate wars—collaborative efforts between IGOs in conducting peace operations have become increasingly common (Williams, 2013).