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Operational conflict management process between military peacekeepers and humanitarian NGOS in West Africa
The face of peacekeeping activities across the globe has changed from traditional into wider peacekeeping since the end of the cold war. Hitherto, the task of peacemaking and peacekeeping was considered a purview of the military because of the complex task involved in persuading belligerent armed gr...
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