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100 _aAlberts, David S.
245 _aCommand Arrangements for Peace Operations /
_cDavid S. Alberts, Richard E. Hayes
260 _aWashington
_bNational Defense University
_c1996
300 _a136 p.
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505 _aIntroduction.-
505 _aKey Concepts.-
505 _aTension Between Principles of war and Peace Operations.-
505 _aMilitary Capabilities required for Success.-
505 _aRecent U.S. Experience with Command Arrangements.-
505 _aAlternative App oaches to Command Arrangements.-
505 _aAssessing Alternative Command Arrangements.-
505 _aConclusion. Guidelines for future Peace Operations.-
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520 _aCONTENIDO: Introduction.- Key Concepts. Command and Control. Command Arrangements. Peace Operations. Key Relationships Between Types of Peace Operations. Tension Between Principles of War and Peace Operations. Military Capabilities Required for Success. Recent U.S. Experience With Command Arrangements. An Example Coalition Peace Operation: Somalia. War-fighting coalition Structures. Then There Are the Messy Cases: The UN in Yugoslavia. Humanitarian Operations in Rwanda. Lessons from Recent US Experience with Command Arrangements. Insights from the Available Evidence. Alternative Approaches to Command Arrangements. Alternative Command Arrangement Systems. Capacity Requirements for Different Types of Command Arrangements. Command Arrangements and Operating Environments. Assessing Alternative Command Arrangements. The Essence of Command Arrangements: Key to Measuring Success. Quality of Command Arrangements Perfomance. Measurement of Command Arrangements Quality. Integrated Measurement of Command Arrangements. Conclusions. Guidelines for Future Peace Operations.
653 _aOPERACIONES
653 _aCOMANDO
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653 _aSOMALIA
653 _aYUGOSLAVIA
653 _aPAZ
653 _aRWANDA
653 _aPOLITICA INTERNACIONAL
653 _aOPERACIONES HUMANITARIAS
700 _aHayes, Richard E.
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