Multi-actor peace operations and inter-organizational relations : insights from the Central African Republic
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Multi-actor peace operations have become the dominant mode of peace operations since the end of the cold war. This article uses the literature on institutional linkages and inter-organizational relations, thus far developed independently from the literature on such operations, to shed light on the relations between the organizations involved in them. The analysis of one specific case – the interactions between the United Nations, the African Union, the Economic Community of Central African States and the European Union in the Central African Republic – shows the usefulness of merging this body of theory with the primarily empirically driven research on peace operations and UN–regional collaboration. The findings of this study are meant to facilitate further research on multi-actor peace operations and serve as a building block for a theory explaining the emergence and configuration of such operations.
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WELZ, Martin, 2016. Multi-actor peace operations and inter-organizational relations : insights from the Central African Republic. In: International Peacekeeping. 2016, 23(4), pp. 568-591. ISSN 1353-3312. eISSN 1743-906X. Available under: doi: 10.1080/13533312.2016.1178070BibTex
@article{Welz2016-08-07Multi-34644, year={2016}, doi={10.1080/13533312.2016.1178070}, title={Multi-actor peace operations and inter-organizational relations : insights from the Central African Republic}, number={4}, volume={23}, issn={1353-3312}, journal={International Peacekeeping}, pages={568--591}, author={Welz, Martin} }
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