Peran Persatuan Bangsa-bangsa Dalam Menciptakan Perdamaian Dari Pertikaian Antar Negara
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https://doi.org/10.18592/jils.v2i1.4568Abstract
Abstract: This research proves that the United Nations (UN) has an important role in the peace of disputes between countries. This research uses literature review with a descriptive approach. The results prove that since the end of the second world war, almost all countries and international organizations agree that UN peacekeeping operations in conflict resolution need to include the Peacemaking project. Peacekeeping essentially aims to facilitate the transition from conflict situations to peaceful situations by minimizing violence and threats.Abstrak: Penelitian ini membuktikan bahwa Persatuan Bangsa-Bangsa (PBB) memiliki peranan penting dalam perdamaian atas pertikaian antar Negara. penelitian ini menggunakan kajian pustaka dengan pendekatan deskriptif. hasil membuktikan bahwa Sejak berakhirnya perang dunia kedua, hampir seluruh negara dan organisasi internasional sepakat bahwa operasi perdamaian PBB dalam penyelesaian konflik perlu meliputi proyek Peacemaking. Peacekeeping secara esensial bertujuan untuk memfasilitasi transisi dari situasi konflik ke situasi damai dengan meminimalisir kekerasan dan ancamanDownloads
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2018-02-05
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