Australian Peacekeeping

David Horner is Professor of Australian Defence History in the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University. Peter Londey is a Lecturer in Classics in the School of Language Studies at the Australian National University. Jean Bou is a Historian in the Military History Section at the Australian War Memorial.

• Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Contributors; Introduction; Part I. The Historical Record: 1. Inventing peacekeeping Peter Londey; 2. Australian peacekeeping and the new world order David Horner; 3. Humanitarian intervention and domestic politics: Australia's decisions to participate in Cambodia, Bosnia, Somalia and Rwanda John Connor; 4. Australian peace operations in the South Pacific 1980–2006: from neighbourhood watch to neighbourhood intervention Bob Breen; Part II. The Agencies: 5. The Australian Defence Force and peacekeeping Lieutenant General Ken Gillespie; 6. Foreign affairs and peacekeeping James Batley; 7. Full spectrum policing - the Australian Federal Police from peacekeeping to the rule of law Superintendent Tim Dahlstrom and Federal Agent James Steedman; 8. Non-government organisations and peacekeeping Major General Mike Smith; Part III. The Participants: 9. Command in Cambodia - a memoir Lieutenant General John Sanderson; 10. Commanding multinational forces Major General Tim Ford; 11. Landmines, Australians and peacekeeping Ian Mansfield; 12. Weapons inspection Rod Barton; 13. Observers in UNTSO Keith Howard, Brigadier Paul Symon, Major General Ian Gordon and Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Meacham; 14. Police in peacekeeping - a personal view Commander Geoff Hazel; 15. International policing - a career opportunity Federal Agent Erica Hanisch; Part IV. Future Peacekeeping: 16. Peacekeeping: past experience, future prospects Major General Tim Ford; 17. Peacekeeping: yesterday, today and tomorrow Ramesh Thakur; Appendices; Notes; Index.