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Table of ContentsForeword, B. Lynn PascoePreface, Bruce D. JonesMission AcronymsMap of Global Peace Operations, 2009-2010ixxixvxviii1 Strategic Summary iRichard Gowan2 Thematic Essays 72.1 All Peace Operations are Political, Ian Martin.......................... 82.2 Emerging Doctrine for Political Missions, Ian Johnstone.......... 152.3 Political Missions, Mediationand Good Offices, Teresa Whitfield......................................... 273 Mission Reviews 1 353.1 Middle East.......................................................................... 363.2 West Africa........................................................................... 453.3 Central Africa....................................................................... 573.4 Western Balkans.................................................................... 653.5 Afghanistan .......................................................................... 753.6 Iraq ...................................................................................... 833.7 Nepal.................................................................................... 893.8 Somalia................................................................................. 951 Each chapter covers missions in a specific region or country. A small number of missions aredescribed in stand-alone box text within chapters devoted to other regions. These include the AUmission in Kenya (p. 97), the Special Advisor on Cyprus (p. 125) and the Special Advisor on thePrevention of Genocide (p. 120).