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Journal Article
Ten Years following the Brahimi Report: Unsolved Challenges for UN Peacekeeping Forces
2010
Overview
Ten years ago, in August 2000, the Panel on UN Peace Operations under the leadership of Lakhdar Brahimi presented its far-reaching conclusions in the \"Brahimi Report.\" In the report, the panel outlined ambitious reform goals for UN peace operations: realistic mandates, robust doctrines, rapid deployment of blue helmets & civilian professionals & a strengthening of the UN bureaucracy. A decade later, opinions are still divided as to whether these goals have indeed been met. The UN still lacks a common understanding of how \"robust\" peace operations should be. Despite a significant professionalization of the UN secretariat, core elements of the Brahimi agenda have yet to be implemented due to a lack of consensus among member states. This presents a serious threat to the instrument of peace operations. Adapted from the source document.
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