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    the country. However, in recent years, Canada’s familiar reputation for being a peacekeeping nation quickly changed as a certain political party took over the country. Spending billions of dollars to send troops on assassination missions in Afghanistan, discrimination against immigrants, and ignoring many of the issues that first nation encounter are just some of the issues that adds to Canada’s deteriorating peacekeeping reputation. This paper will focus…

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    terrorist group that has been at war nearly its entire exist. The United States still had the mind set to take out the terrorist cells but at the same time bring peace to the Middle East and prevent this from ever happening to any other country. Peacekeeping is broken down into four different phrases of conflict. The first phrase is Pre-violence, in which the timing of intervention is partly within the control…

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    perceived and the “decline in our world standing” (Cheng, 2010). Previous Canadian peacekeeping values are viewed as a perception left behind in the past and the anger brought upon Portugal’s victory reminded us of this notion (Cheng, 2010).…

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    participation in UN peacekeeping. Peacekeeping has been shown to be a proud Canadian tradition but its current contribution is meager. Much to the surprise of most Canadians, as of March 2007, Canada ranked 59th out of 114 countries in terms of military and police contributions to UN operations. While a growing number of states are recognizing what Canada has long acknowledged, that peacekeeping is beneficial to the international community, Canada’s financial contribution to the UN peacekeeping…

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    Following the Second World War, Canada has made various efforts to improve its peacekeeping reputation; beginning with them joining the United Nations (UN) after its creation in 1945 they were mostly successful (“Canada and the United Nations.”). However, not all of their efforts have been successful; they have also made some mistakes along the way. Canada’s efforts within the last 60 years include the Suez Crisis in 1956, the United Nations Mission for Rwanda from 1993 to 1996 and United…

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    Whereas, Jett, in his book, “While Peacekeeping Fails”, shows that peacekeeping has remained elusive despite various efforts to contain wars and conflicts. Despite the involvement of the United Nations in numerous peacekeeping missions, the anarchic nature of international system becomes evident as the international law cannot be applied uniformly in all armed conflicts. Each conflict tends to have a number of unique factors that make it difficult to achieve permanent peace. The international…

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    expanded its reach to included direct military and peacekeeping missions. These peacekeeping missions have become the representation of the objectives of the U.N in today’s time. As defined by the U.N. peacekeeping is a way to help countries torn by conflict create conditions sustainable for peace. Peacekeepers supervise peace processes in conflict area, and may help implement peace agreements between the combatants. The actors in peacekeeping can range from civilians, soldiers, and police…

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    Canada’s RCMP and friendly image. On another note, this clearly justifies the prestigious magnitude and significance of withholding Canada’s brand. Thereby, the most feasible and beneficial foreign policy to implement immediately, is the Refugees For Peacekeeping policy. Undoubtedly, this policy reigns supreme and to be of utmost important to the Department of Foreign Affairs and International…

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    After the beginning of the First World War, the United States announced its neutrality. President Wilson tried to mediate, recognizing the devastating effects of the War on the country. However, peacekeeping efforts were not successful, mainly due to the fact that both parties haven't lost the hope to win the decisive battle (“Launched”, n.p). Germany’s refusal to stop attacking merchant and passenger ships, the violation of the “Sussex Pledge”, the American outraged public, and the “Zimmerman…

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    In the Cold War Canada played a important role as a middle power. Canada also played a big role in peacekeeping with the United Nations during the time of the Cold War. Canada also brought new technologies to the Untied States at the time of the Cold War. These are the roles Canada played in the Cold War. The Cold War was ironically not really a war due to no fighting even though both sides were extremely close to, but more of a political and military tension. The Cold War was mainly fought…

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