International Peacekeeping

Papers
(The median citation count of International Peacekeeping is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Just Different Hats? Comparing UN and Non-UN Peacekeeping25
Adaptive Peace Operations: Navigating the Complexity of Influencing Societal Change Without Causing Harm21
Ceasefire Success: A Conceptual Framework15
Downsizing in UN Peacekeeping: The Impact on Civilian Peacekeepers and the Missions Employing Them14
Perceptions of Peace Agreements and Political Trust in Post-War Guatemala, Nepal, and Northern Ireland13
Diversionary Peace: International Peacekeeping and Domestic Civil-Military Relations11
Peacekeeping Prevention: Strengthening Efforts to Preempt Conflict-related Sexual Violence10
Nationality, Gender, and Deployments at the Local Level: Introducing the RADPKO Dataset9
Institutional Choice, Risk, and Control: The G5 Sahel and Conflict Management in the Sahel9
The Dark Side of Institutional Collaboration: How Peacekeeping-counterterrorism Convergences Weaken the Protection of Civilians in Mali9
Understanding Ceasefires9
Training the Troops on Gender: The Making of a Transnational Practice8
‘Together at the Heart’: Familial Relations and the Social Reintegration of Ex-combatants7
Human Security and the Stabilization Mandate of MINUSCA7
Home-Grown Peace: Civil Society Roles in Ceasefire Monitoring7
Sharing Sovereignty in the Streets: International Policing in Fragile States6
An Institutional Explanation of Troop Contributions in UN Peacekeeping Missions6
Watchdogs of Pause: The Challenges of Ceasefire Monitoring in Yemen6
Ceasefires and State Order-Making in Naga Northeast India6
Breaking the Balance? The Impact of Peacekeeping Deployments on Civil–Military Relations6
When are Women Deployed? Operational Uncertainty and Deployment of Female Personnel to UN Peacekeeping6
Protection of Civilians and Peacekeeping’s Accountability Deficit5
Championing the WPS Agenda?5
MINUSMA and the Militarization of UN Peacekeeping5
Peace Journalism Strategy for Creating a Public Value Sphere5
The Anti-Mercenary Norm and United Nations’ Use of Private Military and Security Companies: From Norm Entrepreneurship to Organized Hypocrisy5
From Wargaming to Peacegaming: Digital Simulations with Peacekeeper Roles Needed5
Blue Helmets, Armed Groups, and Peace at Stake: Does Combat Motivation Matter for Robust Peacekeeping to Succeed?4
Exploring the Compatibility of Multiple Missions in UN Peace Operations4
Overlapping Agendas and Peacekeepers’ Ability to Protect4
A Perturbed Peace: Applying Complexity Theory to UN Peacekeeping4
Trade Potential and UN Peacekeeping Participation4
A Review of South Africa’s Terms in the United Nations Security Council3
The Peacekeeping Deployment that Never was: Domestic Considerations Behind Brazil’s Decision not to Send Troops to MINUSCA3
Moving Beyond Antagonisms: Changing Masculinities in Post-Conflict Militaries3
Making the International Work: Police Training Experts as Brokers for International Missions3
Sensemaking Processes in Complex Peace Operations: A Means of Adapting to the Dynamism of ‘the Local’3
Once and Future Peacemakers: Continuity of Third-party Involvement in Civil War Peace Processes3
Protection of Civilians Mandates and ‘Collateral Damage’ of UN Peacekeeping Missions: Histories of Refugees from Darfur3
Women as the Essential Protectors of Children?: Gender and Child Protection in UN Peacekeeping3
Twenty Years of Externally Promoted Security Assistance in Iraq: Changing Approaches and Their Limits3
Beyond Dues: The Role of U.S. Military Aid in UN Peacekeeping Operations3
Deciding on the Tit for the Tat: Decision-Making in the Wake of Ceasefire Violations3
The Roles and Practices of Civil Society Actors in Police Reform in Kyrgyzstan: Activism, Expertise, Knowledge Production2
How Do Non-UN Peacekeepers Affect Civilian Violence? An Instrument Investigation2
Reaching for the Impossible?: Coordinating DDR and Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Côte d’Ivoire2
Making Peace When the Whole World Has Come to Fight: The Mediation of Internationalized Civil Wars2
Strategic Deployment of UN Political Missions to Replace UN Peacekeeping Operations: The Demand and Supply Sides of Transition Logic2
Climate-Sensitive Programming in International Security: An Analysis of UN Peacekeeping Operations and Special Political Missions2
Reflection on Labour Hierarchies in Peacekeeping: A Study on the Operational Experiences of Military Peacekeepers2
Can the Rebel Body Function without its Visible Heads? The Role of Mid-Level Commanders in Peacebuilding2
The Southern African Development Community’s Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM): Policymaking and Effectiveness2
Choosing the Flag in the Name of Peace: Why Have the Baltic States (Re)turned to the United Nations?2
Civil Conflict Fragmentation and the Effectiveness of UN Peacekeeping Operations2
The Dance of Peace and Justice: Local Perceptions of International Peacebuilding in West Africa2
Beyond the Local in Peacebuilding: Thinking Scalar2
The Cat in the Hat: Can Technocratic Peacebuilding Lead to Transformative Peace?2
Sweden’s 2017–18 UNSC Formula: Mobilizing the MFA’s Competitive Advantages, Highlighting Africa, and Boosting the E102
Everyday Police Work Abroad: A Story of Experience, Continuity and Change in Multilateral Missions2
Love, Sex, and Exchange in the Context of Peacebuilding in the Democratic Republic of Congo2
The Collective Neglect of Southern Iraq: Missed Opportunities for Development and Good Governance2
In Memory of Peacekeepers: Belgian Blue Helmets and Belgian Politics2
Explaining Police Misconduct in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, 2010-20192
Haiti and the Pitfalls of Sharing Police Powers1
For a Dynamic Approach to Stabilization1
Post Conflict Justice, Peacekeeping, and Civil Conflict Recurrence1
The United Nations After 75: Assessing Current Understandings, Charting Fruitful Research Agendas1
Who Can Go First? Evidence From UN PKOs in Africa in 1990-20161
Leadership Changes and Civil War Peace Agreements: Does Who Comes to Power Influence the Implementation?1
Fluid State-Building in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq: Taking Advantage of the 2003 U.S.-Led Invasion1
Ceasefire Rationales: A Comparative Study of Ceasefires in the Moro and Communist Conflicts in the Philippines1
A Shrinking Humanitarian Space: Peacekeeping Stabilization Projects and Violence in Mali1
State Responsibility and Accountability in UN Peacekeeping: The Case ofThe Mothers of Srebrenica v. The Netherlands1
The ICC and R2P: Complementary or Contradictory?1
Exploring the UK's Doctrine of Humanitarian Intervention1
UN Peacekeeping at 75: Achievements, Challenges, and Prospects1
Non-Democratic Regimes and Participation in UN Peacekeeping Operations1
More Than Just Productive? Evaluating Germany’s Term at the UN Security Council 2019–20201
Red under Blue: Chinese Humanitarian Action in UN Peacekeeping Missions1
An Illusion of Empowerment? A Twenty-Year Review of United Nations Reports on Localization in Iraq1
Italy’s Military Operations Abroad (1945–2020): Data, Patterns, and Trends1
UN Peacekeeping Missions in the Middle East: A Twenty-First Century Review1
(UN-)Protected Elections – Left for Good? Withdrawal of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations and Its Effects on Violence During Electoral Periods in War-Affected Countries1
Live and Let Live: Explaining Long-term Truces in Separatist Conflicts1
Divided Opposition, Fragmented Statebuilding: Elite Bargaining in Pre- and Post-2003 Iraq1
Small States’ Pursuit of Impact at the UN Security Council: The Case of Tunisia 2020–20211
Legitimacy of Using Force as a Fundamental Ingredient for Military Motivation in Robust Peacekeeping Operations1
The Female ‘Boot on the Ground’: Indian Ambivalence Over Gender Mainstreaming in UN Peacekeeping Operations1
Overcoming ‘Smallness’: Niger as an Elected Member of the UN Security Council, 2020–20221
Female Peacekeepers: UNSC Resolution 1325 and the Persistence of Gender Stereotypes in the Chilean Armed Forces1
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