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Flacso Chile

What do Chileans think of the Armed Forces since the death of Augusto Pinochet? This is one of the questions which is tackled by “Captive Institutions"

 

 

Transnational Terrorism, Security and the Rule of Law

The Transnational Terrorism, Security and the Rule of Law (TTSRL) project is aimed at framing the current nature of the threat of terrorism as it exists within the EU, and at generating insight into the various response options to terrorism that are available to European governments.

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Peace, Security & Human Rights

Peace operations

Global peace operations 2008

By (19/03/2008)

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Global demand for peacekeepers continued to rise in 2007. By the end of the year, there were over 160,000 peacekeepers in the field.
This document, which was prepared by the Centre on International Cooperation, examines the size, make-up and distribution of peace operations around the world.

Peace operations

Book presentation: "La guerra y la paz"

By (24/01/2008)

Charles-Philippe David, professor of Political Science and Chaire Raoul-Dandurand of Strategic and Diplomatic Studies at the Quebec University, in Montreal, presented the new book "La guerra y la paz" ("War and peace"), published by Icaria Editorial and FRIDE.

Peace operations

"La guerra y la paz" - a contemporary focus on security and strategy

By (17/01/2008)

Fron cover of the book "La guerra y la paz"
The new book "La guerra y la paz" ("War and Peace"), published by Icaria Editorial, offers an important tool for understanding the current international system, as well as decision-making processes in the fields of foreign policy, security, humanitarian action and development.
See information on the book presentation in Madrid.

Peace operations

The UN mission in Lebanon

By (25/06/2007)

The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), was deployed at the end of August 2006. This article has two objectives: present the mandate, the rules of engagement and composition of the misión; and explain why UNIFIL can defined as a fragile mission.

Peace operations

UNIFIL: old lessons for the new force

By (07/06/2007)

This Comment looks at the make up of UNIFIL in both its past and present incarnations and argues that the lessons of previous missions are essential to the success of the current one.

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