The Concept of Humanitarian Intervention in the Context of Modern Power Politics: Is the Revival of the Doctrine of "just War" Compatible with the International Rule of Law?International Progress Organization, 2001 - 63 pages |
Contents
I The concept of humanitarian intervention | 7 |
III The revival of interventionism in the new imperial order | 29 |
The renaissance of power politics | 49 |
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19th century action acts of aggression Antoine Rougier Austria author's analysis bipolar concept of humanitarian context criteria defined doctrine of humanitarian droit European powers European Union European values framework Hague Convention Hans Köchler hegemonial power Holy Alliance human rights humanitarian intervention ideological imperial interests international community international law international legality international peace International Progress Organization international relations international rule ISBN jus ad bellum jus cogens justified Köchler legitimacy moral Nations Security Council NATO NATO's non-use of force normative order normative system norms of jus North Atlantic Treaty order of peaceful Ottoman Empire paradigm change peace and security peaceful co-existence permanent members policy of double post-war power politics Principles of International procedural rules rule of law Second Hague Convention Studies in International system of international system of norms tion Treaty of Amsterdam UN Charter United Nations Organization United Nations Security Vienna violation vis-à-vis Voting Procedure World Order Yugoslavia