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This book assesses the UN Peace Operations in Haiti and establishes
what lessons should be taken into account for future operations
elsewhere. Specifically, the book examines the UN's approaches to
security and stability, demobilisation, disarmament and
reintegration (DDR), police, justice and prison reform,
democratisation, and transitional justice and their
interdependencies through the seven UN missions in Haiti. Drawing
on extensive fieldwork and interviews conducted in Haiti, it
identifies strengths and weaknesses of these approaches and focuses
on the connections between these different sectors. It places these
efforts in the broader Haitian political context, emphasises
economic development as a central factor to sustainability,
provides a civil society perspective, and discusses the many
constraints the UN faced in implementing its mandates. The book
also serves as a historical account of UN involvement in Haiti,
which comes at a time when the drawdown of the mission has begun.
In an environment where the UN is increasingly seeking to conduct
security sector reform (SSR) within the context of integrated
missions, this book will be a valuable contribution to the debate
on intervention, UN peace operations and SSR. This book will be of
interest to students of peace operations and peacekeeping, conflict
studies, security studies and IR in general.
This book assesses the UN Peace Operations in Haiti and establishes
what lessons should be taken into account for future operations
elsewhere. Specifically, the book examines the UN's approaches to
security and stability, demobilisation, disarmament and
reintegration (DDR), police, justice and prison reform,
democratisation, and transitional justice and their
interdependencies through the seven UN missions in Haiti. Drawing
on extensive fieldwork and interviews conducted in Haiti, it
identifies strengths and weaknesses of these approaches and focuses
on the connections between these different sectors. It places these
efforts in the broader Haitian political context, emphasises
economic development as a central factor to sustainability,
provides a civil society perspective, and discusses the many
constraints the UN faced in implementing its mandates. The book
also serves as a historical account of UN involvement in Haiti,
which comes at a time when the drawdown of the mission has begun.
In an environment where the UN is increasingly seeking to conduct
security sector reform (SSR) within the context of integrated
missions, this book will be a valuable contribution to the debate
on intervention, UN peace operations and SSR. This book will be of
interest to students of peace operations and peacekeeping, conflict
studies, security studies and IR in general.
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