POLS 3320 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Mohamed Farrah Aidid, Siad Barre, United Nations Operation In Somalia Ii
3 Dec 2017
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Week 9 - protecting civilians and aiding relief: the militarization of. The changing face of unhcr: a growing mandate. From convention refugees to internally displaced populations (idps: durable solutions. A shift from resettlement: during the rst 3 decades of the unhcr, the vast majority of refugees were eeing soviet countries. In favour of repatriation: by the 1970s, receiving countries were becoming much less willing to accept large waves of refugees, getting into politics. Reforming the refugee regime: refugees moving after they have been recognized in rst country of asylum, unhcr efforts to get states to accept refugees regardless of their status. Rogue states and failed aid states: rogue states. Foreign aid policy outlook, perceived threat to international order and stability: north korea, iran, saddam"s iraq. Solved through force, sanctions and deterrence: failed states. States that lack the requisite authority and legitimacy to govern effectively. Somalia, rwanda, afghanistan, iraq after 2003, syria today.
