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Introduction: The Responsibility to Protect: A Principle for the Women, . Peace and Security Agenda?

Sara E. Davies, Zim Nwokora, Eli Stamnes, Sarah Teitt

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Introduction: The Responsibility to Protect: A Principle for the Women, . Peace and Security Agenda?

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Introduction: The Responsibility to Protect: A Principle for the Women, . Peace and Security Agenda?

Key concepts: Responsibility to protect, Political science, Law and economics, Environmental ethics, Public administration, Computer security, Law, Sociology

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