How wars end; United Nations and the termination of Armed Conflict 1946-1964
"Bailey, Sydney D"
How wars end; United Nations and the termination of Armed Conflict 1946-1964 - Oxford Clarendon Press 1982 - 715p
Although the world has been spared armed conflict involving the major nuclear powers, there have been 150 'small' wars since 1945, mostly in the Third World. Because of the risk that war will spread, and also for humanitarian reasons, the international community seeks to bring the fighting to a halt, usually through an organ of the United Nations. This book, based on a number of case studies examines the problems that are likely to arise and suggests how existing or new institutions may be used to end the fighting.
198274629
United Nations-Armed Forces
341.58 v.2 BAI
How wars end; United Nations and the termination of Armed Conflict 1946-1964 - Oxford Clarendon Press 1982 - 715p
Although the world has been spared armed conflict involving the major nuclear powers, there have been 150 'small' wars since 1945, mostly in the Third World. Because of the risk that war will spread, and also for humanitarian reasons, the international community seeks to bring the fighting to a halt, usually through an organ of the United Nations. This book, based on a number of case studies examines the problems that are likely to arise and suggests how existing or new institutions may be used to end the fighting.
198274629
United Nations-Armed Forces
341.58 v.2 BAI