Introduction : the costly contradictions of UN peacekeeping — Narratives of peacekeeping, past and present — When the UN “succeeds”: the case of Cambodia — Canada: peacekeeping country par excellence? — When the UN responds: a critique of gender mainstreaming — Militarized masculinities and Blue Berets — Conclusion: Do warriors make the best peacekeepers?
Men, Militarism, and UN Peacekeeping : A Gendered Analysis
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