Force and legitimacy in world politics / edited by David Armstrong, Theo Farrell and Bice Maiguaschca
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Review of International Studies Vol 31 Special Issues, December 2004, pp.1-266 (45)Summary: Special issue of the journal contains 14 papers on different aspects of the justification and legitimacy of the use of force. The starting point for the collection was the invasion of Iraq but the range of subjects covered goes wider to include for example American exceptionalism at home and abroad, and Russia's intervention in Georgia. Authors are: Andrew Hurrell, Richard Falk, Michael Byers, Christian Reus-Smit, Lawrence Freedman, John Mueller, Jeremy Black, Nicholas Rengger, Helen M Kinsella, Martha Finnemore, Christine Gray, Ted Hopf, Michael Sherry.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 20577-1001 |
Special issue of the journal contains 14 papers on different aspects of the justification and legitimacy of the use of force. The starting point for the collection was the invasion of Iraq but the range of subjects covered goes wider to include for example American exceptionalism at home and abroad, and Russia's intervention in Georgia. Authors are: Andrew Hurrell, Richard Falk, Michael Byers, Christian Reus-Smit, Lawrence Freedman, John Mueller, Jeremy Black, Nicholas Rengger, Helen M Kinsella, Martha Finnemore, Christine Gray, Ted Hopf, Michael Sherry.
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