Under what circumstances do you think states should intervene in humanitarian crises?
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Traditional approaches in humanitarian interventions
- Theoretical objections to humanitarian interventions
- Theoretical approaches in favour of humanitarian intervention: Solidarist international society theory
- The ambiguous case of the United Nations
- A renewal of approaches since the end of the Cold War: practice and theory
- NATO's humanitarian intervention in Kosovo: Making or breaking international law?
- The effects of globalization and the arising of non- forcible intervention
- Conclusion
Abstract
humanitarian intervention deals with two academic fields: political philosophy and international law. The question of intervention depends on the morality and on the legality of the intervention. Is humanitarian intervention a moral duty for states? Is humanitarian intervention a right for states? Those two questions will be the core of our argument in this essay.
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