UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY PEACE SERVICE

WFM-Canada is part of a growing network of organizations supporting creation of a permanent UN Emergency Peace Service -- encompassing civilian, police, judicial, and military personnel. Click here to go to the World Federalist Movement UNEPS page

Bridging the Commitment-Capacity Gap:
Existing Arrangements and Options for Enhancing UN Rapid Deployment,
by Peter Langille, 2002 [Complete text of book in pdf here]

Renewing Partnerships for the Prevention of Armed Conflict:
Options to Enhance Rapid Deployment and Initiate a UN Standing Emergency Capability, Peter Langille (2000)

SHIRBRIG: A promising step towards a United Nations that can prevent deadly conflict, Peter Langille (2000)

Report from the NGO-Government Dialogue:
Towards a Rapid Reaction Capability for the UN: Taking Stock
(Ottawa, November 19, 2001, WFC/UNA-C/CPCC)

Towards a Rapid Reaction Capability for the United Nations, Government of Canada, September 1995. Not currently available on-line.

Nuclear Age Peace Foundation: A Symposium on Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity (conference report)

Brahimi Report: Report of the Panel on UN Peace Operations: pdf (2000)