The article analyzes the influence of US-EU cooperation on the UN decision-making process in the area of peace operations and its impact in the period 1991-2008. The article claims that US-EU cooperation transforms the positional power of the US, the EU and its member states into a coalition with dominant influence in the area of UN peace operations and becomes an enabling factor for the authorization of UN peace operations.

The article analyzes the influence of US-EU cooperation on the UN decision-making process in the area of peace operations and its impact in the period 1991 - 2008. The article claims that US-EU cooperation transforms the positional power of the US, the EU and its member states into a coalition with dominant influence in the area of UN peace operations and becomes an enabling factor for the authorization of UN peace operations.

Monteleone, C. (2011). The enabling factor: the influence of US-EU cooperation on UN peace operations. EUROPEAN SECURITY, 20(2), 265-289 [10.1080/09662839.2011.565053].

The enabling factor: the influence of US-EU cooperation on UN peace operations

MONTELEONE, Carla
2011-01-01

Abstract

The article analyzes the influence of US-EU cooperation on the UN decision-making process in the area of peace operations and its impact in the period 1991 - 2008. The article claims that US-EU cooperation transforms the positional power of the US, the EU and its member states into a coalition with dominant influence in the area of UN peace operations and becomes an enabling factor for the authorization of UN peace operations.
2011
Settore SPS/04 - Scienza Politica
Monteleone, C. (2011). The enabling factor: the influence of US-EU cooperation on UN peace operations. EUROPEAN SECURITY, 20(2), 265-289 [10.1080/09662839.2011.565053].
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