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Polish armed forces in NATO multinational operations : strategic threats or chances?

2019
book section
conference proceedings
Author
Kozerawski Dariusz
Editor
Raugh Harold E.
Book title / Journal title
Alliance planning and coalition warfare : historical and contemporary approaches
Place of publication: Publisher
Belgrad : Institute for Strategic Research
Pages
242-257
ISBN
978-86-81121-24-5
URL
https://pfp-consortium.org/index.php/pfpc-products/conflict-studies/item/371-alliance-planning-and-coalition-warfare-historical-and-contemporary-approaches
Date accessed
2020-02-27
Notes

Bibliogr. s. 254-257

Language
English
Book language / Journal language
English
Abstract in English

The paper presents the phenomenon of Polish Military Contingents' participation in NATO peace and stabilization operatons. Poland was the first Eastern Bloc country which sent military contingents to UN peace operations (first in 1973, UNEF II). The problem of the international political aspects of Polish participation (impact of global strategic players) and close cooperation with foreign partners (NATO, American military contingents) are based on unique results of archival research conducted by the author. Moreover, the article also presents the role and tasks of Polish Military Contingents' participation in peace and stabilization operations in regard to strategic threats and chances of Polish security policy. This paper is based on unpublished archival documents and unique field research conducted in zones of NATO multinational operations, including Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

Conference
Annual Conference of the Euro-Atlantic Conflict Studies Working Group
Conference start date
2018-04-17
End date conference
2018-04-18
Conference city
Belgrad
Conference country
Serbia
Conference type
international
Affiliation
Wydział Studiów Międzynarodowych i Politycznych : Instytut Nauk Politycznych i Stosunków Międzynarodowych
dc.abstract.enThe paper presents the phenomenon of Polish Military Contingents' participation in NATO peace and stabilization operatons. Poland was the first Eastern Bloc country which sent military contingents to UN peace operations (first in 1973, UNEF II). The problem of the international political aspects of Polish participation (impact of global strategic players) and close cooperation with foreign partners (NATO, American military contingents) are based on unique results of archival research conducted by the author. Moreover, the article also presents the role and tasks of Polish Military Contingents' participation in peace and stabilization operations in regard to strategic threats and chances of Polish security policy. This paper is based on unpublished archival documents and unique field research conducted in zones of NATO multinational operations, including Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq.pl
dc.affiliationWydział Studiów Międzynarodowych i Politycznych : Instytut Nauk Politycznych i Stosunków Międzynarodowychpl
dc.conferenceAnnual Conference of the Euro-Atlantic Conflict Studies Working Group
dc.conference.cityBelgrad
dc.conference.countrySerbia
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dc.contributor.editorRaugh, Harold E.pl
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The paper presents the phenomenon of Polish Military Contingents' participation in NATO peace and stabilization operatons. Poland was the first Eastern Bloc country which sent military contingents to UN peace operations (first in 1973, UNEF II). The problem of the international political aspects of Polish participation (impact of global strategic players) and close cooperation with foreign partners (NATO, American military contingents) are based on unique results of archival research conducted by the author. Moreover, the article also presents the role and tasks of Polish Military Contingents' participation in peace and stabilization operations in regard to strategic threats and chances of Polish security policy. This paper is based on unpublished archival documents and unique field research conducted in zones of NATO multinational operations, including Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
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Wydział Studiów Międzynarodowych i Politycznych : Instytut Nauk Politycznych i Stosunków Międzynarodowych
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Annual Conference of the Euro-Atlantic Conflict Studies Working Group
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Belgrad
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Serbia
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2018-04-18
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https://www.pfp-consortium.org/study-groups/conflict-studies
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Raugh, Harold E.
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2020-02-27
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2019
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Belgrad : Institute for Strategic Research
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Polish armed forces in NATO multinational operations : strategic threats or chances?
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Alliance planning and coalition warfare : historical and contemporary approaches
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Raugh, Harold E.

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