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The United Nations and foreign military interventions: a comparative study of the application of the Charter

By:

AMER Ramses

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Report No: 33Publication details: Uppsala, Sweden: Dept. of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala Univ., 1994Edition: 2nd edDescription: 314pISBN:

9150610279 (pbk.)

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Summary: Examines 6 instances of foreign military interventions occurring between 1976 and 1989 which resulted in the removal of the existing government and the establishment of a new governing body. Finds that UN responses to these incidents were not consistent and are therefore not solely based on application of the UN Charter. Develops a theory to explain why this should be.

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Examines 6 instances of foreign military interventions occurring between 1976 and 1989 which resulted in the removal of the existing government and the establishment of a new governing body. Finds that UN responses to these incidents were not consistent and are therefore not solely based on application of the UN Charter. Develops a theory to explain why this should be.

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