Human Rights and Humanitarian Intervention : Law and practice in the field By Elizabeth M. Bruch
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: NEW YORK Routledge Taylor & Francis Group 2016Description: xii, 176 pages illustrations Hardcover 23 cmISBN: - 9781138190559 (hbk.)
- 9781138190559
- 341.5 BRU
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Humanitarian intervention constitutes a calculated and uninvited breach of sovereignty (state rights) in the name of humanity (individual rights). Though humanitarian interventions do not necessarily require the employment of military force—as they could include, for example, the imposition of sanctions—the term refers normally to situations in which force (or the threat of force) is used. Humanitarian intervention has become a major focus of debate within governments, international organizations, and think tanks and across a variety of academic fields, including international and comparative law, international relations, political science, and moral and political philosophy.
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