U.N. in Crisis Areas

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"These days many people are saying that the United Nations is overburdened and powerless. At the heart of this crisis is the sudden expansion of UN involvement in hot-spots across the globe, coupled with a growing number of embarrassing failures in the international arena.


This research examines the relative degree of success or failure of the United Nations in its missions to keep the peace and ensure the protection of basic human rights. The ability of the UN to meet these objectives will be highlighted by the organization's activities in four countries in particular: Kampuchea; Somalia; Bosnia-Herzegovina; and Haiti. The reasons behind UN successes and failures will be scrutinized, and ways in which the United Nations could optimize its performance will he discussed."

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