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PEP: "U.S. Engagement in International Peacekeeping: From Aspiration to Implementation"

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RI Blog: "In Peacekeeping, size does matter"

Refugees International

RI Report: DRC: Support Community-Based Tools for MONUSCO

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Stimson Spotlight: Côte D’Ivoire: UN Peacekeeping, Impartiality And Protection Of Civilians

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Stimson Spotlight: Fundamentals Of Protecting Civilians

Refugees International

PEP Co-Chair Peter Yeo testifies before Congress, Stresses Importance of Peacekeeping

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IPI: Cholera, Haiti and MINUSTAH: What Implications for Peacekeeping?

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Damian Lilly: Peacekeeping and the protection of civilians: an issue for humanitarians?

Refugees International

Richard Gowan: Indian Power and the United Nations

The Partnership for Effective Peacekeeping (PEP) is a Washington, DC-based, non-partisan working group led by Refugees International, Citizens for Global Solutions and the Better World Campaign. The PEP focuses on strengthening international peacekeeping.

The PEP brings together the policy, advocacy, humanitarian, and academic communities to promote improved international peacekeeping capacity and increased U.S. support for peacekeeping through the development of pragmatic policy solutions. More »