Peacekeeping Powers is a theoretical construct within the study of international organizations that denotes the delegated authority of such entities to deploy military, police, and civilian personnel across conflict zones with consent of the involved parties to monitor ceasefires, protect civilians, and stabilize post-conflict environments, thereby distinguishing it from coercive intervention or peace enforcement by virtue of its consensual, impartial, and non-use-of-force-unless-in-self-defense principles.