Humanitarian intervention: confronting the contradictions/
Newman,Michael
Humanitarian intervention: confronting the contradictions/ Michael Newman - London: Hurst & Company, 2009. - xiii, 246p.; 22 cm
1. The Cold War Era—Non-intervention or a
Humanitarian Exception
Non-intervention and the Post-lVar Settlement
International Law: Constraints on Sovereignty^
Defending Non-intervention
a) Non-Ihtervention and the Inside Face of Sovereignty
b) Non-intervention from an International
Perspective: The Outside Face of Sovereignty
Intervention and Non-intervention in Practice
2. The Post-Cold War Transformation
Attitudes towards Democracy, Human Rights and Sovereignty
International Institutions and Peace-Building
Democratisation and the Development oj an
International Human Rights Regime
Humanitarian Intervention
Part 1 Cases
Part 2 Arguments
a) Ethics and New Norms
b) International Social Conflict
c) Progressive Social Values
Conclusion
3. Human Rights, Humanitarianism and Intervention
Human Rights, Regime Change and Humanitarian Intervention
Regime Change
Human Rights Violations or Humanitarian Violations?
Humanitarianism
The Traditional View: Humanitarianism as the Antithesis
of Politics and Violence
The Perennial Dilemmas of Humanitarian Organizations
Rethinking Humanitarianism
Conclusion
4. Inhumanity and Liberalism
Neo-liberalism and Violent Conflict
Ethnic Conflict and Market Dominant Minorities
Global Governance and New Wars «
Transitions and Violence
Policy Prescriptions: The Liberal Peace
5. After Intervention
International Administration or Liberal Imperialism?
International Governmental Regimes: Three Case Studies
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Kosovo
East Timor/Timor-Leste
Assessments and Lessons
6. The Responsibility to Protect
Re-Thinking Humanitarian Intervention: Conceptual Issues
Development and Human Security
The Responsibility to Protect
Just Wars
Right Intention
Right Authority
A New Commitment or New Words?
9781850659754
Humanitäre Intervention
Peacekeeping forces
341.584 / NEW/H
Humanitarian intervention: confronting the contradictions/ Michael Newman - London: Hurst & Company, 2009. - xiii, 246p.; 22 cm
1. The Cold War Era—Non-intervention or a
Humanitarian Exception
Non-intervention and the Post-lVar Settlement
International Law: Constraints on Sovereignty^
Defending Non-intervention
a) Non-Ihtervention and the Inside Face of Sovereignty
b) Non-intervention from an International
Perspective: The Outside Face of Sovereignty
Intervention and Non-intervention in Practice
2. The Post-Cold War Transformation
Attitudes towards Democracy, Human Rights and Sovereignty
International Institutions and Peace-Building
Democratisation and the Development oj an
International Human Rights Regime
Humanitarian Intervention
Part 1 Cases
Part 2 Arguments
a) Ethics and New Norms
b) International Social Conflict
c) Progressive Social Values
Conclusion
3. Human Rights, Humanitarianism and Intervention
Human Rights, Regime Change and Humanitarian Intervention
Regime Change
Human Rights Violations or Humanitarian Violations?
Humanitarianism
The Traditional View: Humanitarianism as the Antithesis
of Politics and Violence
The Perennial Dilemmas of Humanitarian Organizations
Rethinking Humanitarianism
Conclusion
4. Inhumanity and Liberalism
Neo-liberalism and Violent Conflict
Ethnic Conflict and Market Dominant Minorities
Global Governance and New Wars «
Transitions and Violence
Policy Prescriptions: The Liberal Peace
5. After Intervention
International Administration or Liberal Imperialism?
International Governmental Regimes: Three Case Studies
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Kosovo
East Timor/Timor-Leste
Assessments and Lessons
6. The Responsibility to Protect
Re-Thinking Humanitarian Intervention: Conceptual Issues
Development and Human Security
The Responsibility to Protect
Just Wars
Right Intention
Right Authority
A New Commitment or New Words?
9781850659754
Humanitäre Intervention
Peacekeeping forces
341.584 / NEW/H