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Humanitarian intervention

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The world and Darfur

Amanda F. Grzyb

2009

Human rights and conflict

Jeffrey W. Helsing, Julie Mertus

2006

Human rights and military intervention

Norman, Richard, Alexander Moseley

2002

The responsibility to protect

Jared Genser

2011

Exhaust the limits

Charles F. Dambach

2010

Humanitarian intervention

Fernando R. Tesón

2005

Empire of humanity

Michael N. Barnett

2011

Expanding Global Military Capacity for Humanitarian Intervention

Michael E. O'Hanlon

2003

Three Cups of Deceit: How Greg Mortenson, Humanitarian Hero, Lost His Way

Jon Krakauer

2011

Digital Humanitarians

Patrick Meier

2015

Peaceland

Séverine Autesserre

2014

Beyond preemption

Ivo H. Daalder

2007

Women and International Peacekeeping (The Cass Series on Peacekeeping, 10)

Louise Olsson

2001

Emergency Sex (and Other Desperate Measures)

Andrew Thomson, Kenneth Cain, Heidi Postlewait

2004

Against a tide of evil

Mukesh Kapila

2013

Conceit of Humanitarian Intervention

Rajan Menon

2016

Helping Hands and Loaded Arms

Sarah Jane Meharg

2007

The international containment of displaced persons

Cécile Dubernet

2001

Relocation failures in Sri Lanka

Robert Muggah

2008

From early warning to early action?

Andrea Ricci

2008

From Kosovo to Kabul

Chandler, David

2002

Partisan Interventions

Brian C. Rathbun

2004

Future positive

Michael Edwards

1999

Civil-military coordination

John Ferris, Lara Olson, Hrach Gregorian

2008

Human rights, intervention and the use of force

Philip Alston, Euan Macdonald

2008

Displacing human rights

Adam Branch

2011

Human rights and the uses of history

Samuel Moyn

2014

War and conflict

Cara Acred

2014

Just War or Just Peace?

Simon Chesterman

2001

Fools' Crusade

Diana Johnstone

2002

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