A United Nations Peace Force

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By William R. Frye

Oceana Publications (for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace), 1957, 227 pp

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Taking off from the United Nations Emergency Force created to meet the 1956 crisis in the Middle East, the book undertakes to appraise whether some such instrument might be made available to the U.N. on a permanent basis to prevent or contain small wars.

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