Humanitarian intervention and international political theory
Abstract
The 20th century was clearly the worst for non-combatants in terms of conflict, warfare and genocide, although the 21st may still beat it. These essays explore the case for military intervention across state borders for humanitarian purposesSimilar works
This paper was published in LSE Research Online.
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