Intelligence in Peacekeeping : The Cloak and the Blue Beret: The Limits of Intelligence Gatering in UN Peacekeeping and Out of the ClosetL Intelligence Support for Post-Modern Peacekeeping

This Pearson Paper contains two distinct chapters by two separate authors both dealing with the topic of Intelligence in Peacekeeping. Dorn looks at the United Nations' view of "intelligence," its reluctance to utilize and that exact terminology. Dorn explores how intelligence is an essential part of UN peacekeeping. Charters' central argument is that post-Cold War conflicts have changed dramatically the character of peacekeeping operations, and that the change will now require peacekeepers to apply the full range of intelligence capabilities in order to bring such conflicts under control.