Debating the future of the "responsibility to protect" : the evolution of a moral norm /: the evolution of a moral norm. (2016)
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- Title:
- Debating the future of the "responsibility to protect" : the evolution of a moral norm /: the evolution of a moral norm. (2016)
- Main Title:
- Debating the future of the "responsibility to protect" : the evolution of a moral norm
- Further Information:
- Note: Pinar Gözen Ercan.
- Authors:
- Ercan, Pınar Gözen
- Contents:
- Dedication; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations; 1: Introduction; Considering the Way Forward; Conceptualising the International Community; Human Security; The Question of Protection of Populations; Structure and Overview; Part I: Shifting the Terms of the Debate: From Humanitarian Intervention to the Responsibility to Protect; 2: Humanitarian Intervention and the Path to R2P; Understanding Humanitarian Intervention; Responsibility versus Right?; Criteria for Intervention; Origins; 3: International Law and the 'Right to Intervene' Sovereignty, Non-Intervention, and Non-Use of Force Possible Legal Grounds under the UN Framework; In Principle and/or in Practice?; Part II: The Path to an International Norm?; 4: Tracing the Process; Institutionalisation of R2P; A More Secure World: Our Shared Responsibility; Report on UN Reform: In Larger Freedom; 2005 World Summit Outcome Document; 2009 Report: Implementing R2P; 2010 Report: Early Warning, Assessment, and R2P; 2011 Report: Regional and Sub-regional Arrangements; 2012 Report: Timely and Decisive Response; 2013 Report: State Responsibility and Prevention. 2014 Report: International Assistance and R2P 2015 Report: A Vital and Enduring Commitment; Following Institutionalisation: R2P as a Norm?; R2P: Why Not a Legal Norm?; R2P: A Moral Standard of Appropriate Behaviour; R2P as 'a Core Part of World's Armour'?; 5: Upholding the Responsibility?; International Community in Action?; R2P After Libya: A Coercive Turn?; BlurredDedication; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations; 1: Introduction; Considering the Way Forward; Conceptualising the International Community; Human Security; The Question of Protection of Populations; Structure and Overview; Part I: Shifting the Terms of the Debate: From Humanitarian Intervention to the Responsibility to Protect; 2: Humanitarian Intervention and the Path to R2P; Understanding Humanitarian Intervention; Responsibility versus Right?; Criteria for Intervention; Origins; 3: International Law and the 'Right to Intervene' Sovereignty, Non-Intervention, and Non-Use of Force Possible Legal Grounds under the UN Framework; In Principle and/or in Practice?; Part II: The Path to an International Norm?; 4: Tracing the Process; Institutionalisation of R2P; A More Secure World: Our Shared Responsibility; Report on UN Reform: In Larger Freedom; 2005 World Summit Outcome Document; 2009 Report: Implementing R2P; 2010 Report: Early Warning, Assessment, and R2P; 2011 Report: Regional and Sub-regional Arrangements; 2012 Report: Timely and Decisive Response; 2013 Report: State Responsibility and Prevention. 2014 Report: International Assistance and R2P 2015 Report: A Vital and Enduring Commitment; Following Institutionalisation: R2P as a Norm?; R2P: Why Not a Legal Norm?; R2P: A Moral Standard of Appropriate Behaviour; R2P as 'a Core Part of World's Armour'?; 5: Upholding the Responsibility?; International Community in Action?; R2P After Libya: A Coercive Turn?; Blurred Lines: Non-State Armed Groups, Inter-State Crises and R2P; Is It Time to Say RIP to R2P?; Part III: To Protect or Not to Protect?; 6: The Way Forward; 'R2P-lite' in a Dis-United Nations: Inherent Problems. An Organisation à la Mode? North-South Divide, Representation, and P5 Veto; 'Delivering as One'; R2P and UN Reform; Responsibility While Protecting (RwP); Code of Conduct; Rights up Front; Rethinking the UN/R2P Machinery; Quis Judicabit? Seeking an Agent for Enforcement; 'Uniting for the Collective Responsibility'; A Militarily Capable World Organisation; R2P and the Existing Legal Machinery; Moving Along: R2P2; 7: Conclusion: One's Reality, Another's Illusion; Old Wine in a New Bottle (and on a Fancy Shelf); The Future of a Moral Norm. Appendix -- Initial Responses to Secretary-General's 2009 ReportBibliography; Index. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- London : Palgrave Macmillan
- Publication Date:
- 2016
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 172/.4
Political science
Humanitarian intervention -- Moral and ethical aspects
Responsibility to protect (International law)
International relations
Peace
POLITICAL SCIENCE -- General
Humanitarian intervention -- Moral and ethical aspects
Responsibility to protect (International law)
Political Science -- Peace
Peace studies & conflict resolution
Political Science -- International Relations -- General
International relations
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781137524270
1137524278
9781137524263 - Related ISBNs:
- 113752426X
9781137524263 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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