But, my depressing conclusion is that that is politically unlikely to be supported in most countries around the world.
if there is no peace to keep you cannot send in "peacekeepers".
"Peacekeepers" can have either a Chapter VI mandate for peacekeeping (=keeping the peace) or a Chapter VII for peaceenforcement (trying to create peace, where none exists).
The bluehelmets operating under a Chapter VII peace enforcement mandate are also called "Peacekeepers".
"Peaceenforcers" would be a better term, but the charta (?) and everybody only refer to them as "Peacekeepers". Atlantic Review - A press digest on transatlantic affairs edited by three German Fulbright Alumni
