• Peter Londey on the history of Australian Peacekeeping | “The minimum possible level of violence”

  • Jul 10 2024
  • Duración: 49 m
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Peter Londey on the history of Australian Peacekeeping | “The minimum possible level of violence”

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  • When did the concept of ‘peacekeeping’ emerge? And have its successes outweighed some glaring failures?

    On Afternoon Light #154 Georgina Downer speaks with Dr Peter Londey to discuss 77 years of Australian peacekeeping efforts. Never envisaged in the UN charter, the episode reveals how Australia has been at the forefront of how the practice first began and has continued to evolve.

    Dr Peter Londey is a lecturer at the Australian National University. He previously worked as a Senior Historian at the Australian War Memorial, where he specialised in the history of Australian peacekeeping missions. He wrote the first history of Australian peacekeeping, Other Peoples' Wars, and is the co-editor of The Long Search for Peace: Observer Missions and Beyond, 1947–2006. His original research background is in Ancient History, with his PhD thesis focusing on Delphic Amphiktyony.
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