Peacekeeping Operations in Ukraine
Published on 16. September 2019
Book
Hardback
216 pages
978-0-85490-282-8 (ISBN)
Description
A pioneering study of the impact of a peacekeeping operation undertaken by an international organization or third party on the territory of Ukraine and the potential interface with the Ukrainian domestic legal system. The authors consider contemporary international legal peacekeeping mechanisms, experience with recent United Nations peacekeeping operations, international legal aspects of determining the character of aggression with particular reference to the Donbas, and the distinctive features of the legal status and activity of such a peacekeeping mission were it to be introduced in the Donbas region of Ukraine.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Weight
454 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-85490-282-8 (9780854902828)
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William E. Butler is the John Edward Fowler Distinguished Professor of Law at Dickinson Law, Pennsylvania State University; Emeritus Professor of Comparative Law in the University of London (University College London); Foreign Member, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine; Foreign Member, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences; Associate, International Academy of Comparative Law.
Content
Preface
William E. Butler
Introduction
1. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PEACEKEEPING MECHANISMS (O. V. Kresin)
1.1 Legal Regulation of United Nations Peacekeeping Activity
1.2 Mechanisms for Adopting United Nations Peacekeeping Decisions
1.3 United Nations Peacekeeping Activity
1.4 Peacekeeping Operations
1.5 Individual Types of Peacekeeping Operations
1.6 Cooperation of United Nations with Regional and Sub-Regional Organizations in Sphere of Peacekeeping
2. EXPERIENCE WITH UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (O. M. Stoyko)
2.1 General Panorama
2.2 Peacekeeping Operations
2.3 Peace-Building with Involvement of Regional Organizations: Central African Republic, Chad, and Dafour
2.4 Multi-Dimensional Operations with Introduction of Provisional Civil (Transitional) Administrations
2.5 Peace Enforcement Operations - Somalia and Iraq
2.6 Blocking of Humanitarian Intervention in Myanmar by Russia and China
2.7 Participation of European Regional Organizations in Settlement of Conflicts
2.8. Factors of Success in Peacekeeping Operations
3. INTERNATIONAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF DETERMINING CHARACTER OF AGGRESSION OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN DONBAS AND INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING OPERATION (K. O. Savchuk)
4. DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF LEGAL STATUS AND ACTIVITY OF INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING MISSION IN DONBAS (I. M. Protsenko)
4.1 General Grounds
4.2 Entry to and Exit from Territory of Ukraine by Members of Mission, Bringing in of Property and Goods by Mission, Freedom of Movement of Mission Members
4.3 Distinctive Features of Realization by Mission Members of Right to Health Protection in Ukraine
4.4 Privileges and Immunities of Mission and Members Thereof
5. CONCLUSIONS
ON THE AUTHORS
INDEX OF TREATIES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS
William E. Butler
Introduction
1. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PEACEKEEPING MECHANISMS (O. V. Kresin)
1.1 Legal Regulation of United Nations Peacekeeping Activity
1.2 Mechanisms for Adopting United Nations Peacekeeping Decisions
1.3 United Nations Peacekeeping Activity
1.4 Peacekeeping Operations
1.5 Individual Types of Peacekeeping Operations
1.6 Cooperation of United Nations with Regional and Sub-Regional Organizations in Sphere of Peacekeeping
2. EXPERIENCE WITH UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (O. M. Stoyko)
2.1 General Panorama
2.2 Peacekeeping Operations
2.3 Peace-Building with Involvement of Regional Organizations: Central African Republic, Chad, and Dafour
2.4 Multi-Dimensional Operations with Introduction of Provisional Civil (Transitional) Administrations
2.5 Peace Enforcement Operations - Somalia and Iraq
2.6 Blocking of Humanitarian Intervention in Myanmar by Russia and China
2.7 Participation of European Regional Organizations in Settlement of Conflicts
2.8. Factors of Success in Peacekeeping Operations
3. INTERNATIONAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF DETERMINING CHARACTER OF AGGRESSION OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN DONBAS AND INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING OPERATION (K. O. Savchuk)
4. DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF LEGAL STATUS AND ACTIVITY OF INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING MISSION IN DONBAS (I. M. Protsenko)
4.1 General Grounds
4.2 Entry to and Exit from Territory of Ukraine by Members of Mission, Bringing in of Property and Goods by Mission, Freedom of Movement of Mission Members
4.3 Distinctive Features of Realization by Mission Members of Right to Health Protection in Ukraine
4.4 Privileges and Immunities of Mission and Members Thereof
5. CONCLUSIONS
ON THE AUTHORS
INDEX OF TREATIES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS