Revitalizing the United Nations : Making and Keeping the Peace (Hardcover)

Introduction by Tapio Kanninen and John Torpey Chapter 1: Geohistorical Context of the Book: Can the United Nations Remain Relevant in the 2020s and Beyond? by Heikki Patomaki, Tapio Kanninen and Heikki Talvitie Chapter 2: The Future of the United Nations and the Need for New UN Policies, Strategies and Diplomacy by Bertrand G. Ramcharan Chapter 3: The Evolution of Peace Operations: Learning Lessons and Creating Norms by A. Walter Dorn Chapter 4: The Future of UN Peacekeeping: From Practice to Policy by John G. Cockell Chapter 5: "Holding the Centre": The Contribution of United Nations Peacekeeping Where There is "No Peace to Keep" by Salvator Cusimano Chapter 6: Lessons Learned from the History of UN Efforts in Mediation of Smaller and Bigger Conflicts by Bertrand G. Ramcharan Chapter 7: The Origins and Evolution of the Modern State of Israel by Chas Freeman Chapter 8: History of UN Involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Georgios Kostakos and Fotini Zarogianni Chapter 9: Pathway to Peace: The Two-State Solution in the Middle East by Jeffrey D. Sachs and Sybil Fares Chapter 10: Should the United Nations Administer Post-Conflict Gaza? Establishing a UN Trusteeship in Gaza Would be a Mistake by Larry D. Johnson Chapter 11: Lessons in Peace and Justice from the Former Yugoslavia to Ukraine and Beyond by Jessie Barton Hrone?ova Chapter 12: The International Administration of Occupied Ukrainian Territory as a European and United Nations Diplomatic Option by A. Dirk Moses and Jessie Barton Hrone?ova Chapter 13: Competing Narratives about the War in Ukraine and the Possibility of Dialogue and De-Escalation by Heikki Patomaki Chapter 14: The Potential Role of the UN in Resolving and De-escalating the Conflict in Ukraine by Tapio Kanninen and Heikki Patomaki Chapter 15: The International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court in Managing the Crises in Palestine/Gaza and Ukraine by Roy S. Lee Chapter 16: The Russia-Ukraine War and the UN Charter Provisions for the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes by Tapio Kanninen and Georgios Kostakos Conclusions by Tapio Kanninen and John Torpey

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