The Limits of Peacekeeping: Volume 4, The Official History of Australian Peacekeeping, Humanitarian and Post-Cold War Operations

1. Whither the good international citizen? Australia's approach to peacekeeping, 1991-96; Part I. Somalia: 2. Towards peace enforcement: Australia responds to the Somalia disaster, 1992; 3. Australian Force Somalia: deploying the 1 RAR Battalion Group, December 1992-January 1993; 4. 'The unforgiving school of trial and error': the 1 RAR Battalion Group in Somalia, January-February 1993; 5. Achieving the mission: Australian civil-military operations in Somalia, April-May 1993; 6. Maintaining a commitment: Australia's role in Unosom II, 1993; 7. 'Our name would not be worth much ... if we turned tail': withdrawing from Somalia, 1994-95; Part II. Rwanda: 8. 'Somebody do something': the Rwandan genocide and Australia, 1994; 9. After the tempest: the first contingent to Rwanda, August 1994-February 1995; 10. Increasingly unwelcome guests: the second contingent to Rwanda, February-August 1995; 11. Mandate meets reality: Kibeho, April 1995; Part III. The Keating Government's Last Missions: 12. A success story in Africa: Australia and the Mozambique elections, 1994; 13. Adrift in Africa: Australian deminers in Mozambique, 1994-2002; 14. One for the alliance: the commitment to Haiti, 1994-95; 15. To the Caribbean: Australian police operations in Haiti, 1994-95; Part IV. The Howard Government's Missions: 16. Defining the national interest: the Howard Government and peacekeeping, 1996-2001; 17. Universal peacekeepers? Guatemala, 1997; 18. 'Backing a winner': Australia and the UN mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea, 2001-05; 19. 'Two guys can, and do, make a difference': Australian advisers in Sierra Leone, 2001-03.