THE EFFECTS OF THE ADOPTION OF PEACEKEEPING MANDATES UNDER THE BASIS OF LEGAL SOURCE OF BORROWING, NECESSITY OF THE ELABORATION OF A LEGAL SOURCE PROPER TO PEACEKEEPING, PERSPECTIVES OF THE CHOICE OF THE CAPSTONE DOCTRINE.
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The author starts from the observation that peacekeeping operations do not have their own legal basis. It also notes that in such a context, the mandates of these missions are adopted on the basis of borrowed legal texts imagined by doctrine. This is how this doctrine has developed articles bis and articles and a half of the charter of the United Nations. By analyzing this situation, the author deduces that such an approach contributes to the distortion of peacekeeping operations. The author therefore raises the importance and the urgency of adopting specific legislation for these UN operations and their mandate and as proposal, analyzes the prospects for the adoption of the capstone doctrine.
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