Titlebook: Values and Weapons; From Humanitarian In Janne Haaland Matlary Book 2006 Janne Haaland Matlary 2006 Europe.human rights.intervention.terror

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Conditional Sovereignty,ce of conditional sovereignty in the form of democracy/human rights today. How far has a normative change in this direction taken place, and what may it imply for the use of force in a pro-democratic direction?

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The Non-intervention Norm and Intervention Practice in the 1990s,cent of wars falling into this category. However, regions differ enormously in terms of the use of force to resolve conflicts. Africa, for example, is a war-torn continent, whereas in Europe, which has witnessed hundreds of traditional wars throughout the centuries — war used to be a normal tool of

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Differing Legitimacy,as an expression of international legitimacy is of major importance, reflecting both the validity of international law as well as the constitutive order of institutional multilateralism. In the US case, legitimacy is rooted primarily in domestic politics — in the concept of national security interes

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,‘Failed’ States and Terrorism,tates have attracted considerable scholarly attention. Robert Rotberg and his colleagues at Harvard’s Failed States Project have devoted an entire book to the concept, defining ‘failed’ states as those which are ‘consumed by internal violence and cease delivering positive political goods to their in

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,‘Humanitarian’ Intervention,tutes ‘humanitarian’. In her work she investigates the changes in the latter norm in particular, finding that ‘humanity’ changed from being essentially Euro-centric and Christian in the nineteenth century, through the abolition of slavery to the period of de-colonization. By then ‘humanity’ had beco

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