Explore the intricate world of United Nations peace operations in Africa with this insightful book. Focusing on the critical interplay of civil-military coordination and state-building, it offers a deep dive into the complexities of fostering long-term peace. Through compelling case studies from Sudan, South Sudan, and Congo, delve into the historical context of African colonization and conflict, tracing the evolution of UN interventions from the mid-20th century to the present day. Discover how modern civil-military cooperation is being harnessed as a powerful tool for national reconstruction in post-conflict environments. This essential volume examines organizational cultures, and analyzes cooperation across vital sectors like health, agriculture, and education, providing strategic direction for sustainable peace in Africa. Ideal for scholars and students of African Studies, UN Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, International Relations, and Military Studies.