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Ch. 1 Introduction -- Protection and Prevention -- Structure of the Text -- ch. 2 State versus Human Security: The Great Debate -- Security, Sovereignty and the State -- State and Human Security in Weak, Failing or Failed States -- Human Security During and After the Rwandan Genocide and the Balkan Wars -- The Need for a Human-centric Approach -- Conclusion -- ch. 3 Responsibility: Protection and Prevention -- Responsibility to Protect (R2P) -- Intervention and Protection -- Developments in R2P -- Intervention, Protection and the War in Kosovo -- What is a Responsibility to Prevent (R2Prevent)? -- Protection and Prevention: Where to Now? -- Conclusion -- ch. 4 State Responsibility, Human Security and International Law -- The Relevance of International Law to State Behaviour -- International Humanitarian Laws: Progression and Promises -- The International Law Commission and State Responsibility -- Conclusion -- ch. 5 Promoting Democratic Norms for Protection and Prevention -- Emerging Democracy Norms -- Democracy Promotion and Human Security -- R2P through Democratic Norms: The Big Three -- Popular representation -- Peace -- Prosperity -- Conclusion -- ch. 6 Case Study Libya: Moving Principle into Action? -- Libya, 2010 -- 11: Revolution and Aftermath -- The United Nations Security Council and the Application of R2P in Libya -- The Great Powers' Response to the Crisis in Libya -- Lessons Learned: R2P and the Libyan Crisis -- Conclusion -- ch. 7 Conclusion. |
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Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU |
| ISBN |
9780857280787 (electronic bk.) |
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0857280783 (electronic bk.) |
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