"Second-generation peacekeeping" emerged to deal with crises in places such as
A) Somalia, Cambodia, and the former Yugoslavia.
B) East Timor, Rwanda, and Egypt.
C) Iraq, Sudan, and the Congo.
D) Kashmir, Thailand, and Singapore.

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"Second-generation peacekeeping" is also referred to as "complex peacekeeping" or "multidimensional peacekeeping," and it emerged in the 1990s in response to the failure of traditional peacekeeping in dealing with complex and multifaceted conflicts. Somalia, Cambodia, and the former Yugoslavia were all conflicts that required multidimensional peacekeeping approaches, including the provision of humanitarian aid, the promotion of human rights, and the establishment of democratic institutions, among other things.

"Second-Generation Peacekeeping" Emerged to Deal with Crises in Places Such