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Humanitarian Intervention after 9/11
Nicholas J. Wheeler
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Abstract
Wheeler, Nicholas, ‘Humanitarian Intervention after 9/11’ in Just Intervention, ed., Anthony Lang (Georgetown: Georgetown University Press, 2004) Table of contents: Humanitarian Intervention: The Moral Dimension Anthony F. Lang, Jr. Part One: Issues 1. The Moral Basis of Humanitarian Intervention Terry Nardin 2. Normative Frameworks for Humanitarian Intervention Nicholas Onuf 3. Hard Cases Make Bad Laws: Law, Ethics, and Politics in Humanitarian Intervention Simon Chesterman 4. Is There an Islamic Ethic of Humanitarian Intervention? Sohail Hashmi 5. Principles, Politics, and Humanitarian Action Thomas G. Weiss Part Two: Challenges 6. The Politics of Rescue: Yugoslavia's Wars and Humanitarian Impulse Amir Pasic and Thomas G. Weiss 7. Humanitarian Intervention: Which Way Forward? Richard Caplan 8. Immaculate War: Constraints on Humanitarian Intervention Martin L. Cook 9. The Impact of Intervention on Local Human Rights Culture: A Kosovo Case Study Julie Mertus 10. Bureaucratizing the Duty to Aid: The United Nations and Rwandan Genocide Michael Barnett 11. Humanitarian Intervention after September 11 Nicholas Wheeler