2011
DOI: 10.1080/13533312.2011.563554
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Principles and Praxis of China's Peacekeeping

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“…Approximately three-quarters of all Chinese peacekeeping personnel are stationed there, specifically in Liberia, Congo, Southern Sudan and Ivory Coast. 15 The motivations of China's peacekeeping efforts in Africa have been influenced by the country's geo-economic considerations. The Chinese presence ensures that Chinese companies' business can be carried out safely across the continent.…”
Section: Discussion Of Foreign Policy Goals Of Un Peacekeeping Operatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Approximately three-quarters of all Chinese peacekeeping personnel are stationed there, specifically in Liberia, Congo, Southern Sudan and Ivory Coast. 15 The motivations of China's peacekeeping efforts in Africa have been influenced by the country's geo-economic considerations. The Chinese presence ensures that Chinese companies' business can be carried out safely across the continent.…”
Section: Discussion Of Foreign Policy Goals Of Un Peacekeeping Operatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, Beijing has changed its position from opposing sanctions against Sudan in 2005 to engaging in discrete diplomatic efforts to convince the Sudanese President to accept the hybrid UN -AU peacekeeping mission to Darfur (Stahl 2011a, 161f;Huang 2011). China has taken a more and more cooperative stance and supportive role in the UN towards peacekeeping, indicating the Chinese leadership has taken a more flexible position on the crucial issues of sovereignty and, thus, on the issue of non-intervention in internal African affairs (Huang 2011, 161;Shelton 2008, 4-5).…”
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“…O envolvimento mais ativo de tropas chinesas acelera a profissionalização das forças armadas, além de ser uma oportunidade de testar as capacidades de projeção de poder do país. Tais fatos revelam uma nova diretriz da diplomacia militar chinesa, que também inclui exercícios conjuntos com países asiáticos, africanos e europeus (notadamente, a Rússia), bem como a observação de grandes exercícios militares ocidentais, caso do Valiant Shield conduzido pelo Comando do Pacífico dos Estados Unidos (MEDEIROS, 2009;HUANG, 2011 Para além dos determinantes identitários e materiais, há ainda uma porção da literatura que estabelece uma explicação focando em aspectos como normas internacionais, socialização e interdependência. Até o fim dos anos de 1990, o governo chinês tinha uma clara postura de não dar suporte a operações de peace enforcement, aquelas realizadas mesmo sem o consenso do país recebedor das tropas.…”
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