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Possibilities for 'humanitarian war' by the international community in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1992-1995

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LYMAN Robert Murray

Material type: Text

TextSeries: The Strategic and Combat Studies Institute Occasional Paper ; No 27Publication details: Camberley, Surrey: SCSI, 1997Description: 48pISBN:

1874346151 (pbk.)

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Summary: Asks whether a humanitarian war can ever be justified in contemporary politics, and if so could it have been effective in the context of the Bosnian Civil War?

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Asks whether a humanitarian war can ever be justified in contemporary politics, and if so could it have been effective in the context of the Bosnian Civil War?

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