Humanitarian Intervention and Afghanistan

In Jennifer M. Welsh (ed.), Humanitarian Intervention and International Relations. Oxford University Press (2003)
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This chapter argues that humanitarian intervention in Afghanistan provided much needed legitimacy to US military actions which were undertaken for partly humanitarian reasons. Operation Enduring Freedom, like most incidents claimed as humanitarian intervention, displayed a range of intentions — some genuine, some asserted, others claimed after the fact. It showed a recognition on the part of the acting state that such intervention cannot be purely military in character to be effective.

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