Recourse to Force: State Action against Threats and Armed Attacks

Thomas M. Franck

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Part I. The United Nations' capacity for adapting to radical changes of circumstance Part II. Use of force by the United Nations Part III. The original parameters of self-defence Part IV. Self-defence against state-sponsored terrorists and infiltrators Part V. Self-defence against ideological subversion Part VI. Self-defence against attacks on citizens abroad Part VII. Anticipatory self-defence Part VIII. Countermeasures and self-help Part IX. The 'purely humanitarian' intervention Part X. What, eat the cabin boy? Uses of force that are illegal but justifiable Index.

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