The responsibility to protect: is anyone interested in humanitarian intervention?

S. Neil MacFarlane · Carolin Thielking · Thomas G. Weiss

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Global Peace and Security Dynamics International Relations and Foreign Policy War, Ethics, and Justification

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In a post‐September 11 and post‐Iraq world, many people and states are having second thoughts about the importance and risks of humanitarian intervention. Does any one care any longer? Observers ha...

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2004The Preventive Use of Force: A Cosmopolitan Institutional Proposal 2004A Duty to Prevent

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