Keepers Without Peace

Peacekeeping Fiascoes of the 1990s: Causes, Solutions, and U.S. Interests, by Frederick H. Fleitz Jr. (Praeger, 248 pp., $39.95)

WITH his good intentions and his blue helmet, the U.N. peacekeeper was an icon of post—World War II internationalism. He was G.I. Joe for the Eleanor Roosevelt set, muscular assurance that the days of the feeble League of Nations would never return. And for a

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Peacekeeping Fiascoes of the 1990s: Causes, Solutions, and U.S. Interests, by Frederick H. Fleitz Jr. (Praeger, 248 pp., $39.95)

WITH his good intentions and his blue helmet, the U.N. peacekeeper was an icon of post—World War II internationalism. He was G.I. Joe for the Eleanor Roosevelt set, muscular assurance that the days of the feeble League of Nations would never return. And for a