Publisher's Synopsis
The United Nations (UN) peace-keeping forces have been deployed to help monitor ceasefire agreements, create buffer zones or support complex military and civilian functions to help in the reconstruction
of societies devastated by war. The nature of conflict has changed dramatically over the years. Contemporary peacekeeping has become increasingly dangerous. Complexities and challenges have pushed
the UN to adopt multi-dimensional approach towards peacekeeping. The scope of UN has enhanced hence, there is a need for force restructuring, better equipment, and training.