Peace operations in 2006 - 2007 will go down as a record-breaker in terms of deployment,
with over 150,000 uniformed and civilian personnel serving in the field. Behind this
unprecedented growth was a series of peace agreements, cease fires or cessations of
hostilities accomplished with political and diplomatic support.Call it peacekeeping, peacemaking, peace-enforcement or stabilization, but one point is very clear: the world's soldiers are busier than ever, operating in the wide grey zone between war and peace.The International Peacekeeper Magazine is a publication dedicated to the advancement of
peacekeeping cooperation. The International Peacekeeper Magazine aims to be a medium for professionals to exchange views on contemporary international peacekeeping issues, from government and military, industry project managers, personnel in research and
development, professionals in consulting and service firms, industry prime contractors and
subcontractors and the members and key staff of the United Nations, NATO, Multinational Force & Observers (MFO), African Union (AU), Organization of Security and Cooperation of Europe (OSCE) and the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres (IAPTC).The International Peacekeeper Magazine seeks to encourage a broad cross fertilization of ideas from all stake holders working within the peacekeeping community internationally. The Editorial Committee welcomes contributions related to all aspects of peacekeeping theory and practices and or studies in the
application of peacekeeping in related disciplines.The International Peacekeeper Magazine is an independent, non-partisan forum. It seeks to disseminate the diverse findings of its contributing authors and does not advocate positions of its own. To view and subscribe to this online digital magazine for all future publications, visit this web address www.intlpeacekeeper.comExtended Network Banner made with MyBannerMaker.com! Click here to make your own!
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