At the point of a gun: democratic dreams and armed intervention / David Rieff

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RIEFF David

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TextPublication details: New York: Simon & Schuster, 2005Description: 270pISBN:

0684808676 (hbk.):

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Summary: Collection of essays previously published in a several different journals. Together they pose the questions: when, if ever, is armed intervention appropriate; are humanitarian concerns legitimate reasons for intervening; what role should the U.N. play; and can democracy be imposed by force?

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Collection of essays previously published in a several different journals. Together they pose the questions: when, if ever, is armed intervention appropriate; are humanitarian concerns legitimate reasons for intervening; what role should the U.N. play; and can democracy be imposed by force?

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