CEVAP:

Peacekeeping missions differ from peace-enforcement in three aspects: first, peacekeeping is based on the consent of parties to the conflict. Second, they are politically neutral. Third, force can be used as a last resort and only for self-defense (Mingst and Karns, 2012: 112). Peace-enforcement missions, on the other hand, do not require the consent of target states or political neutrality. Most importantly, they involve collective military action against a state (Hurd, 2014: 138).