UN Photo/Marie Frechon By Jeni Whalan First published on The Interpreter on 29 April 2016. After years of moral outrage … More
Category: Jeni Whalan
Book release: Strengthening the rule of law through the UN Security Council
The book Strengthening the rule of law through the UN Security Council, edited by Hilary Charlesworth and Jeremy Farrall, was released … More
Four things you need to know about the Syrian ‘ceasefire’ agreement
Jeni Whalan First published by The Drum, 15 February 2016 The Syrian agreement announced on Friday is far from a … More
Book review of ‘How peace operations work’ in Political Science Quarterly
Review of ‘How peace operations work: Power, legitimacy, and effectiveness’ by Lise Howard in Political Science Quarterly. ‘In this book, Jeni … More
Making peace operations work: The importance of local legitimacy
UN Photo/Albert González Fardan. UNAMID hosts cultural and sports event. Jeni Whalan presented the findings from her recent book How Peace Operations … More
Book launch of ‘How peace operations work: power, legitimacy, and effectiveness’
Tomorrow, Jeni Whalan will launch her book ‘How Peace Operations Work: Power, Legitimacy, and Effectiveness’. Panelists will Dr Christine Cheng, … More
New York is Jakarta: why Tony Abbott should attend Leaders’ Week at the UN
Jeni Whalan and Jeremy Farrall First published by The Conversation, 20 September 2013 Foreign minister Julie Bishop’s austerity announcementsover the weekend make … More
Will Australia make the most of its Security Council presidency?
UN Photo/Jean-Marc Ferré. Julie Bishop, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Commonwealth of Australia. As the federal election calls Australian attention … More
UN peacekeepers cross the line of warfare in the Congo
The idea that peacekeepers should not initiate military action has prevailed … until now. Jeni Whalan says the new “intervention … More
Australia wins a seat on the Security Council—but now it needs sound policy
It’s a comfortable victory that Australia’s diplomatic corps have little time to celebrate. In the early hours of Friday morning, … More
