Charlie Hunt

With more investment, Australia can help secure UN peacekeeping's future | The Strategist As UN peacekeeping faces an uncertain future, Australia can step up to support this multilateral tool and shape the next phase of UN peace operations. Through greater and more targeted investment in U...

What more should 🇦🇺🦘do to step up and support #ConflictPrevention, #ConflictManagement, #Peacebuilding and #Multilateralism through 🇺🇳 UN Peacekeeping?

Thoughts from @ljsharland.bsky.social and I in the Australian Strategic Policy Institute #Strategist 👇

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Protection of Civilians by Police in UN Peace Operations - International Peace Institute Download PDF of this publication UN police (UNPOL) have long contributed to protection of civilians (POC) mandates, yet their role remains underexamined and often undervalued. As UN peace operations s...

📘 NEW: “Protection of Civilians by Police in UN Peace Operations,” by Charles T. Hunt

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📘 NEW: Three issue briefs on the Protection of Civilians in UN Peacekeeping: Partnerships, Policing, and Strategic Communications

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Protection of Civilians in Partnership Peacekeeping - International Peace Institute As the landscape of global peacekeeping evolves, the UN is increasingly sharing the security burden with regional organizations and ad hoc coalitions. These non-UN missions sometimes deploy alongside ...

The UN is increasingly sharing the peacekeeping burden with regional organizations and ad hoc coalitions of states. What does this partnership peacekeeping mean for the protection of civilians (PoC)? I analyze this in this policy brief for the @ipinst.bsky.social : www.ipinst.org/2025/05/prot.... @

Teaching peace and conflict studies at the end of the world....& other hyperbolic titles.

Thoroughly enjoyed discussing new edition of Contemporary Conflict Resolution & how we teach in troubling times without extinguishing (radical) hope.

#ISA2025 #PeaceStudies