Under what circumstances do you think states should intervene in humanitarian crises?

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04/18/2006

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Table of Contents Under what circumstances do you think states should intervene in humanitarian crises? Table of Contents

 
  1. Introduction
  2. Traditional approaches in humanitarian interventions
    1. Theoretical objections to humanitarian interventions
    2. Theoretical approaches in favour of humanitarian intervention: Solidarist international society theory
    3. The ambiguous case of the United Nations
  3. A renewal of approaches since the end of the Cold War: practice and theory
    1. NATO's humanitarian intervention in Kosovo: Making or breaking international law?
    2. The effects of globalization and the arising of non- forcible intervention
  4. 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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