HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT SECURITY AND HUMAN RIGHTSPDF电子书下载

1 Introduction: humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect 1

The humanitarian intervention conundrum 1

The responsibility to protect framework 3

Conceptual concerns 9

Overview and organization 12

PART Ⅰ R2P's theoretical weight 17

2 The responsibility to protect: sovereignty and human rights 19

The core of the dilemma: sovereignty versus human rights 19

The R2P balance: addressing the main objections to humanitarianintervention 39

Conclusion 46

3 Who authorizes interventions? 48

The ICISS approach to the question of authority 49

Authorizing the use of force 50

Legal interpretations 55

An overview of interventions in the post-Cold War era 60

R2P's answer to the authorization question 69

4 Who conducts interventions? 74

The specifics of interventions under the R2P banner 75

The R2P approach to operational questions of military intervention 78

Who has the capacity to act? 80

Conclusion 95

PART Ⅱ R2P's practical dimensions 99

5 From concept to norm 101

Norms and normative consolidation processes 101

R2P's trajectory: emergence and evolution 103

Factors explaining R2P's normative advancement 117

Does R2P have legal force? 130

Conclusion 134

6 From normative development to implementation 136

Cases where R2P has been considered 137

The gaps between the normative and the operational dimensions of R2P 145

The way forward: diminishing the gaps 154

7 Conclusion 168

Theoretical contributions 170

Practical considerations 174

Notes 179

Bibliography 190

Index 206