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International Peace Observation: A History and Forecast. By David W. Wainhouse and Associates. (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1966. pp. xviii, 663. Index. $10.00; 80 s.)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 March 2017
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l it also includes three eases of multinational arrangements for peace observation that fall outside the major international organizations: the Joint Military Committee which evaluated Nationalist Chinese from Burma in 1953-1954; the International Control Commissions (ICC) set up by the Geneva Conference of 1954; and the inspection system under the Antarctic Treaty of 1959.
2 Within either framework, the inclusion of a discussion of sanctions against Italy in 1935 seems out of place (pp. 72-77), especially as nothing is said about what system of observation, if any, was used to ascertain compliance.