Peacekeeping operations throw the use of specialized military forces and the aim of
accomplishing change in a civilian environment into contradiction. Organizations with …

During the last ten years, the Swedish Armed Forces has undergone a transformation in its
shift toward worldwide peacekeeping operations. Subsequently, the Swedish government is …

Contrary to much boundary spanning research, we examined the negative consequences of
boundary spanning contact in multi‐organizational contexts. Results from a sample of 833 …

Abstracts Over the last twenty years, the international relations literature has sought to
understand the conditions in which peacekeeping operations (PKOs) occur and the efficacy …

Systematic patterns of sexual exploitation and abuse have emerged around UN
peacekeeping missions over the course of many years. These include, most egregiously …

Do shifts in global power affect the performance of United Nations peacekeeping? While
many have studied the impact of rising powers on the global economy, none examine how …

This article scrutinises everyday practices of French gendarmes who were sent as
international police in UN and NATO missions in Bosnia and Kosovo. Drawing on qualitative …

Interpreting violence against civilians is necessary for eliciting appropriate protection
responses, yet the structuration processes through which military personnel make sense of …

The starting point here is a previous essay in which I introduced the notion of a 'constabulary
ethic'to the literature on transnational policing and tied it to the nascent rubric of 'human …

Combining literature on transnational families, migrant workers, and expatriates, I suggest a
reconceptualization of military service personnel's labour during overseas deployment as …