Karen_A._Mingst,_Ivan_M._Arregu_n-Toft]_Essentia

Complex/multidimensional

peaCekeeping operations, representative Cases

OperatiOn LOcatiOn(s) Du r atiOn MaxiMuM strength

untaC (un

transition authority

in Cambodia)

Cambodia July 1991– 1993 Sept.

15,900 troops;

3,600 police;

1,500 civilians

unproFor (un

protection Force)

Former Yugo­

slavia (Croatia,

Bosnia and

Herzegovina,

Macedonia)

Feb. 1992– Dec.

1995

35,599 troops;

4,632 civilians

unosom i, ii

(un operation in

somalia)

Somalia April 1992–March 1995 28,000 troops; 2,800 civilians

unamir

(un assistance

mission in rwanda)

Rwanda Oct. 1993–March 1996^

5,500 troops;

320 military

observers;

90 police

monusco (un

or ga ni za tion

stabilization

mission in the

demo cratic

republic of Congo);

renamed from

monuC in 2010

Demo cratic

Republic of

Congo

Nov. 1999–pres ent

16,938 troops;

454 military

observers;

1,226 police;

3,470 civilians

unamid (african

union/united

nations Hybrid

operation in

darfur)

Darfur July 2007– pres ent

14,345 troops;

179 military

observers;

2,929 police;

3,412 civilians

Source: United Nations.

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