What responsibilities do governments have for the human rights of people living under the
jurisdiction of other states? For instance, is there a reason for intervention on humanitarian …

This chapter explores the implications of the shift in internationalist debates from the concept
of humanitarian intervention to the concept of the responsibility to protect. 1 While the …

It has become clear that the principle of sovereignty no longer affords protection to
governments that systematically abuse their citizens. Particularly after NATO's intervention in …

This thesis examines the commitment made by world leaders in the support of military
humanitarian intervention in the name of human rights. In the context of humanitarian …

State sovereignty and humanitarian intervention are, prima facie, deemed to be two
seemingly conflicting doctrines as they are intended to protect two diametrically opposed …

The surgence and past politics two of of decades interest military in have intervention. the
witnessed law, morality, a Part re-surgence of interest in the law, morality, and politics of …

The issue of humanitarian intervention has been at the forefront of international relations
discourse, particularly after the end of the Cold War. It has been a highly contentious subject …

Chopra and Weiss address perhaps the fundamental issue in international relations today:
the sacrosanct sets of sovereignty. The word “sovereignty” explains why the international …

ARTICLE I OF THE UN Charter embodies a well-known tension that exists in international
law. On the one hand, it sets out perhaps the most fundamental purpose of the UN: the …

Many of the moral dilemmas with which we are faced in the international arena today arise
from uncertainty over the relative value to be attached to sovereignty and to human rights, to …