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List of tables, figures and charts
Introduction
Ch. 1 Development of crisis-management practice
Ch. 2 The human rights and human security agendas
Ch. 3 Current decision-making issues and procedures
Ch. 4 Relationships with the United Nations and NATO
Ch. 5 Mission documentation: mandates, rules of engagement & SOMAs
Ch. 6 Recruitment, training and implementation
Ch. 7 Accountability
Conclusions and recommendations
Appendix 1 Papers for Working Group I During the COST Action A28 Programme and Other publications
Appendix 2 ESOP Military, CIVPOL and Rule of Law Operations
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Michael Seaton
reviewed Responsibility to Assist: EU Policy and Practice in Crisis Management Operations under European Security and Defence Policy on May 20, 2018
Responsibility to Assist
Brilliant book for my first year of my law degree.
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