Intervention (International law)
Overview
| Works: | 28 works in 9 publications in 9 languages | |
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Titles
International law and the use of armed force = the U.N. charter and the major powers /
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Foreign military intervention : = the dynamics of protracted conflict /
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Opening NATO's door : = how the alliance remade itself for a new era /
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Crossroads of intervention = insurgency and counterinsurgency lessons from Central America /
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Selling a just war = framing, legitimacy and US military intervention /
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Justifying interventions in Africa = (de)stabilizing sovereignty in Liberia, Burundi and the Congo /
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Just war or just peace? = humanitarian intervention and international law /
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Coalitions of convenience = United States military interventions after the Cold War /
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Reagan on war = a reappraisal of the Weinberger doctrine, 1980-1984 /
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The Politics of Justifying Force = The Suez Crisis, the Iraq War, and International Law /
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The geopolitics of intervention = Asia and the responsibility to protect /
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Humanitarian intervention and the AU-ECOWAS intervention treaties under international law = towards a theory of regional responsibility to protect /
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US foreign policy and the multinational force in Lebanon = vigorous self-defense /
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Un interventions and democratization = case studies of states in political transition /
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Democracy by force U.S. military intervention in the post-Cold War world /
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Democratic accountability and the use of force in international law /
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Prohibited force : = the meaning of 'use of force' in international law /
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Recourse to force : = state action against threats and armed attacks /
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