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Presence on the Ground: Expectations,Resources and Tactical Moves in the Negotiation of a UN Peacekeeping Operation in the Central African Republic
Authors:Yves Buchet de Neuilly
Institution:1. Centre européen de sociologie et science politique (CESSP), University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, Paris, Franceyves.buchet-de-neuilly@univ-paris1.fr
Abstract:ABSTRACT

How do local situations matter? It is tempting to explain the creation of a new peacekeeping operation (PKO) by the willingness to solve a local security problem. However, main contributor countries to UN and EU PKO in the Central African Republic in 2014, have sent hundreds of troops without a genuine interest in the local situation. Thus, how, why and when links to the ground are made? Having presence on the ground gave some actors levers in the negotiations. The contact with the ground impact the construction of expectations. It is a resource for pressuring on hesitating countries.
Keywords:UN  peacekeeping operation  Security Council resolution  sociology of negotiation  MINUSCA  Central African Republic
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