01 Jul 1996: Monograph No 5: New Partners in Peace: Towards a Southern African Peacekeeping Capacity, Edited by Mark Malan

NEW PARTNERS IN PEACE

Towards a Southern African Peacekeeping Capacity


Preface

From Ambivalence and Adversity to Stability in Southern Africa
Kgomotso Monnakgotla, Project Assistant, IDP

Forging a Regional Peacekeeping Partnership in Southern Africa
Brig Stanford Khumalo, Zimbabwe Defence Forces

Preparing the New Partners for Peace in Southern Africa
Mark Malan, Senior Researcher, IDP

Blooding without Bloodshed: Part-time Units for UN Peacekeeping Duties
Willem Steenkamp, Citizen Force Officer

Disarmament and the Control of Light Weapons: Lessons from UN Peace Missions and Small Arms Proliferation in Southern Africa
Virginia Gamba, Project Director, IDP

Towards a Future for Civilian Peacekeeping Training: the UN Perspective
Eric Berman, special assistant to the Director-General of the UN Office in Geneva

This publication is sponsored by The Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and is published as part of the Training for Peace in Southern Africa project, jointly run by the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes, and the Institute for Defence Policy

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