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This book examines UNTAC’s civil mandate in Cambodia, analyzing UN strategies for post-conflict peacebuilding, governance, and civil administration. It explores the effectiveness, challenges, and lessons learned in UN peacekeeping operations. Its relevance is significant for understanding modern peacekeeping practices, state reconstruction, and the role of international organizations in fostering sustainable peace. Verdict: Highly valuable for researchers, practitioners, and students focused on international peace operations and civil mandates. Evaluation of the Book: • Detailed case study of UNTAC in Cambodia • Emphasizes civil administration and governance in peacekeeping • Provides lessons for future UN missions and international cooperation • Integrates practical and theoretical insights