United Nations Peace Operations and Human Rights : Normativity and Compliance

Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Tables -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Human Rights in UN Peace Operations: the Institutional Perspective -- i United Nations Peace Operations -- 1 Definition, Legal Basis and Status -- 2 A (Short) History of Peace Operations -- 3 Peacekeeping - Peacebuilding - Peace Enforcement -- 4 Relevant Actors Relating to Human Rights in Peacekeeping Operations -- ii The Relationship between Human Rights and Peace -- 1 The Point of Departure: Human Rights and Peace as Two Distinct Fields -- 2 An Ever-Closer Union: Growing Interrelatedness between Human Rights and Peace -- a Grave Violations of Human Rights as a Threat to Peace and Security -- b Paradigm Shift in the Perception of Security and the Concept of Human Security -- c Security and Human Rights in the Context of the Responsibility to Protect -- d Peace as a Human Right -- e Result: Human Rights and Peace as Intrinsically Linked Concepts -- iii Human Rights in UN Peacekeeping Operations -- 1 Security Council: Strategic Framework for Human Rights in Peacekeeping Operations -- a Human Rights in Mission Mandates -- b Shortcomings in Mandate Drafting -- c Shortcomings with Respect to Human Rights in Mandates -- d Result -- 2 Human Rights in Secretary-General Reports on Peace Operations: Doctrine -- a An Agenda for Peace and Supplement to an Agenda for Peace -- b Renewing the United Nations: Integrated Missions -- c The Report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations (Brahimi Report) -- d In Larger Freedom -- e Due Diligence, Human Rights Screening and Human Rights Up Front -- f hippo Report and Uniting Our Strengths for Peace -- g Action for Peacekeeping (A4P): Our Core Agenda for Peacekeeping -- h Result: an Ever-Stronger Role of Human Rights.