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Military intervention: from gunboat diplomacy to humanitarian intervention

By:

DORMAN Andrew M (ed.)

Contributor(s):

OTTE Thomas G (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Aldershot, Hants.: Dartmouth Publishing Co. Ltd., 1995Description: 209pISBN:

1855215799 (hbk.)

Subject(s):

INTERVENTION

Summary: Traces the evolution of military intervention from the nineteenth century, when it was considered the civilised means by which the Great Powers dealt with the rest of the world, to the post cold war era when humanitarianism is often stated as the guiding principle, and the major powers once again have the option to intervene or not.

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Traces the evolution of military intervention from the nineteenth century, when it was considered the civilised means by which the Great Powers dealt with the rest of the world, to the post cold war era when humanitarianism is often stated as the guiding principle, and the major powers once again have the option to intervene or not.

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