İç savaşlarda Birleşmiş Milletler?in barış inşası çabaları: Tarafsızlığın rolü

The object of this thesis is to find out how the United Nations (UN) can bestachieve a successful outcome in its peacemaking efforts in civil conflicts;specifically it focuses on the question of neutrality or bias in the UN?s peacemakingattempts. By largely using content analysis of UN resolutions and some basicstatistics, the findings of this thesis show that the UN is less likely to be successful inthe peacemaking of civil conflicts when it is biased. Furthermore, the UN is foundmore often to be biased than neutral in resolutions pertaining to peacemakingattempts in civil conflicts. These results indicate that, although the UN gains itslegitimacy and role in the world from its perceived neutrality, this is not the case andthis may have implications for its future intervention efforts in civil conflicts.