Humanitarian Intervention and the Three Traditions

Abstract

The theory and practice of humanitarian intervention raises at least three dilemmas for international society: (1) To what extent is there agreement on what constitutes a ‘‘supreme humanitarian emergency’’?(2) Is there a right of intervention in such cases?(3) How should states and militaries conduct themselves when intervening?©2003 University of Kent at Canterbury

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