China's and Italy's Participation in Peacekeeping Operations

Existing Models, Emerging Challenges
Herausgeber: De Guttry, Andrea; Zhu, Lijiang; Sommario, Emanuele

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Produktbeschreibung

Participation in international peace operations has become a key component of the foreign policy strategy of many countries worldwide. Italy and China have been, and are currently, involved in various efforts to maintain and promote international peace and security, including Peacekeeping Operations (PKOs). This book offers a description of the two countries' engagement in international peace operations, analyzing it through the lenses of law, sociology, history, and politics. The specific experiences of Italy and China provide an excellent opportunity for comparing and contrasting how and why foreign powers intervene in the name of peace. At the same time, this book focuses on a number of crucial challenges PKOs are currently facing (training of personnel, ensuring accountability, effectively assisting war-torn States in their rehabilitation effort), and tries to explain how Italy, China, and other international actors are trying to respond to the many dilemmas and contradictions of postwar peace. Contributors include academics from a wide range of disciplines and interests, diplomats, and practitioners involved in international peace operations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lexington Books
• Seitenzahl: 426
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2014
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 29mm
• Gewicht: 839g
• ISBN-13: 9780739189313
• ISBN-10: 073918931X
• Artikelnr.: 40451727

Autorenporträt

Edited by Andrea de Guttry; Emanuele Sommario and Lijiang Zhu - Foreword by Romano Prodi - Contributions by Giulio Bartolini; Fabrizio Battistelli; Mariangela Bizzarri; Fabio Caffio; Fabrizio Cinoglossi; Jessica Colombo; Fabrizio Coticchia; Annalisa Creta

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword, Romano Prodi Introduction, Andrea de Guttry, Emanuele Sommario
and Lijiang Zhu List of Acronyms Part 1. Italian and Chinese Participation
in PKOs: Facts, Figures, Drivers, and Mechanisms 1.A Remarkable Evolution.
Italy's Participation in PKOs: Figures and Trends Fabrizio Coticchia
2.China's Participation in PKOs: Figures and Trends Jiaxiang Hu 3.Reasons
for Italy's Active Engagement in PKOs: Political, Cultural and Moral
Implications Alessandro Polsi 4.What Reasons Lie Behind the Decision to
Work in a PKO? The Psycho-Social Motivations of Chinese Troops and Police
Forces Zonglin Zhang 5.Postmodern Motivation and the Morale of Peacekeepers
Fabrizio Battistelli 6.Peacekeeping Decision Making Process and Modality of
Financing in China Sanzhuan Guo 7.Decision-Making Process and Modalities of
Financing Participation in PKOs: The Italian Experience Filippo Cinoglossi
Part 2. Recent Trends and Challenges in Peacekeeping Operations: Italian
and Chinese Responses 8.Attitudes of China and Italy Towards Regional PKOs.
Are Past Differences Becoming Less Relevant? Andrea de Guttry 9.Italy and
China's commitment to Africa's Peace and Security Architecture Manon
Derriennic 10.Mainstreaming Gender Issues and Fighting against Sexual
Exploitation and Abuse in Peacekeeping Operations: What Has Been Done so
Far by Italy and PRC? Mariangela Bizzarri and Jessica Colombo 11.From
Peacekeeping to Stabilization: The Local Counterparts' Capabilities
Development Paradigm Annalisa Creta 12.Training the Police Component of
PKOs: CoESPU, an Italian Experience Umberto Rocca 13.Training the Civilian
Component: the European Union Experience Radek Khol 14.Keeping the Peace at
Sea: Chinese and Italian Practices in Anti-Piracy Operations Fabio Caffio
Part 3 The Deployment of National Contingents In PKOs: Legal Aspects Under
National and International Law 15.The Legal Framework Applicable to
National Military Personnel Deployed in Peacekeeping Operations: The
Italian Experience Giulio Bartolini 16.The Legal Framework Applicable to
National Personnel Deployed in UN Peacekeeping Operations: The Chinese
Experience Lijiang Zhu 17.Parliamentary Involvement With Military Missions
Abroad: Experiences in Europe Luc Verhey 18.Crimes Committed by
Peacekeepers: Immunity v. Principles of Criminal Jurisdiction. A Brief
Outline Alberto di Martino 19.Responsibility Under International Law for
Human Rights Violations Committed by UN Peacekeepers: Reconsidering Issues
of Attribution Emanele Sommario