Soldiers and civil power : supporting or substituting civil authorities in modern peace operations / Thijs W. Brocades Zaalberg.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 431-448) and index.

Substituting the civil power: civil affairs and military government in World War II -- Supporting the civil power: counterinsurgency and the return to conventional warfare -- Making sense of the mission: UNTAC's military and civil mandates -- The slippery slope towards public security: soldiers and policemen in Cambodia -- 'Sanderson's coup': militarized elections amidst escalating violence -- 'Peacekeeping' in a power vacuum: the reluctant American occupation of Somalia -- Securing and governing Baidoa: Australia's living laboratory in Somalia -- One step forward, two steps back: widening the civil-military gap in Bosnia -- The Kosovo force: entering the wasteland -- The Kosovar constabulary: the race between order and disorder -- Peacekeepers in pursuit of justice: protecting and prosecuting Serbs in Orahovac -- The UCK's silent coup: KFOR in the civil administrative vacuum -- The tools at hand: civil-military cooperation in Kosovo.

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An incisive study of policy issues and practice of the civil-military interface in the twentieth-century military operations from World War II to Kosovo.

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