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Humanitarian Intervention and International Relations
Jennifer M. Welsh (ed.)
Oxford University Press (2006)
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Should states use military force for humanitarian purposes? Leading scholars and practitioners provide practical and theoretical answers to this burning question, demonstrating why humanitarian intervention continues to be a controversial issue, not only for the UN, but also for Western states and humanitarian organizations.Author's Profile
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