Preliminary bibliography on civilian-military interaction during humanitarian action
Gaydos, J. C. and G. A. Luz (1994). Military participation in emergency humanitarian assistance. Disasters 18(1), 48-57.
Gegout, C. (2005). Causes and consequences of the EU's military intervention in the Democratic Republic of Congo: A realist explanation. European Foreign Affairs Review 10, 427-443.
James, E. (2003, October). Two steps back: Relearning the humanitarian-military lessons learned in Afghanistan and Iraq. Journal of Humanitarian Assistance.
Lischer, S. K. (2007). Military intervention and the humanitarian "force multiplier". Global Governance 13, 99-118.
Newton, M. A. (2003). "A view from the trenches": The military role in the pursuit of justice. Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law 35, 287-317.
Pugh, M. (1998). Military intervention and humanitarian action: Trends and issues. Disasters 22(4), 339-351.
Pugh, M. (2001). The challenge of civil-military relations in international peace operations. Disasters 25(4), 345-357.
Walker, P. (1992). Foreign military resources for disaster relief: An NGO perspective. Disasters 16(2), 152-159.
Weissman, F. and R. Leverdier (2004). Humanitarian action and military intervention: Temptations and possibilities. Disasters 28(2), 205-215.
Citations to Explore
- Gordenker, L. and T. G. Weiss (1991). Soldiers, peacekeepers and disasters. Macmillian, Bassingstoke.
- Weiss, T. G. (1995). Military-civilian humanitarianism: The 'Age of Innocence" is over. International Peacekeeping 2(2): 157-174.
- Weiss, T. G. and K. M. Campbell (1991). Military humanitarianism. Survival 33(5): 451-465.