CIC's second Review of Political Missions tracks strategic trends, mission deployments, and deployment data for more than sixty political missions authorized by the UN and regional organizations, including the EU, OSCE, OAS, and the AU. The volume also provides analysis on the extant and potential role of political missions in responding to transnational threats and unconstitutional changes of government.

The full volume is available in the table below and you may also download the full volume here. If you would like to know more about the project or order a copy, please contact Alischa Kugel at alischa.kugel @ nyu.edu

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Archive: Review of Political Missions 2010

Volume Editor and Lead Researcher: Alischa Kugel

Contributing Editor: Jake Sherman

Research Officer: Morgan Hughes

Funders:
Government of Norway , Government of Switzerland and the Government of Germany

Partners:
UN Department of Political Affairs, the UN Department of Field Support, the OSCE Secretariat, the AU Peace and Security Department and the Organization of American States' Department of Democratic Sustainability and Special Missions

The Center on International Cooperation is solely responsible for the content of this publication. Any errors of fact or analysis, and any and all judgments and interpretations about missions and operations discussed herein, are those of CIC alone.