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Evolving norms of protection : China, Libya and the problem of intervention in armed conflict/ Anastasia Shesterinina

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SHESTERININA Anastasia

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CHINA -- ARMED CONFLICT

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In: Cambridge Review of International Affairs: Vol.29, No.3, September 2016, pp. 812-830 (93)Summary: It argues the responsibility to protect an emerging norm commonly associated with the Libyan case did not play a major role in China's abstention on resolution 1973 (2011) authorizing international intervention in Libya.

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It argues the responsibility to protect an emerging norm commonly associated with the Libyan case did not play a major role in China's abstention on resolution 1973 (2011) authorizing international intervention in Libya.

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