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Humanitarian intervention: legality, legitimacy and the search for solutions
Humanitarian intervention refers to the use of force for the protection of human rights in a foreign state and usually against the will of the state in which force is used. The legality of unilateral humanitarian Intervention is a widely contested area in contemporary international law. It is a disc...
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Department of Public Law
2017
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