Testing Indonesia' s commitment to UN peacekeeping

James Della-Giacoma

Testing Indonesia' s commitment to UN peacekeeping

James Della-Giacoma

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Abstract

Indonesia is committed to becoming one of the top ten countries contributing to UN peace operations. With its Roadmap Vision 4,000 Peacekeepers, Jakarta aims to dramatically increase the 2,724 peacekeepers now deployed in ten UN missions by 2019. Compared to 2014, this would be a doubling of troops deployed in only five years. This is a noble and ambitious goal of international good citizenship, but what will be the challenges on this journey?

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Jakarta Post
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Testing Indonesia' s commitment to UN peacekeeping

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