concept   peacekeeping missions
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Countries with active military presence or history of conflict (1) • Countries with strong military presence (1) • African countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Countries facing political instability or conflict (1) • Countries in NATO (1) • Developed countries (1) • Developing countries (1) • European countries (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Military countries (1) • Stable democracies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 peacekeeping missions Countries with active military presence or history of conflict Participation in peacekeeping missions is crucial for global stability and peace in countries with active military presence or history of conflict. 5
2 peacekeeping missions Countries with strong military presence Countries with strong military forces often participate in and support peacekeeping missions. 5
3 peacekeeping missions African countries African countries view peacekeeping missions as interventions that serve the interests of former colonial powers and external actors. 1
4 peacekeeping missions Asian countries Asian countries view peacekeeping missions as a way to prevent conflicts and maintain regional stability. 1
5 peacekeeping missions Countries facing political instability or conflict Countries facing political instability or conflict rely on international peacekeeping forces due to limited domestic capacity for peacekeeping. 1
6 peacekeeping missions Countries in NATO Participation in peacekeeping missions is seen as a duty for NATO countries to maintain global peace and security. 1
7 peacekeeping missions Developed countries Peacekeeping missions in developed countries' culture are widely viewed as a noble effort to prevent conflicts and protect civilians. 1
8 peacekeeping missions Developing countries Peacekeeping missions in developing countries are often seen as a way for powerful nations to exert control in resource-rich areas under the pretext of promoting peace. 1
9 peacekeeping missions European countries European countries conduct peacekeeping missions as a diplomatic and humanitarian intervention to resolve conflicts and promote stability. 1
10 peacekeeping missions Latin American countries Latin American countries view peacekeeping missions as interventions that undermine sovereignty and perpetuate neocolonial influences. 1
11 peacekeeping missions Military countries Military countries actively engage in peacekeeping missions as part of their foreign policy. 1
12 peacekeeping missions Stable democracies Stable democracies contribute to peacekeeping missions and support global peace efforts through the UN. 1