Humanitarian Hazard: Revisiting Doctrines of Intervention (Interventionism)
Harvard International Review 2004, Spring, 26, 1
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Beschreibung des Verlags
No foreign policy seems more inherently benign than humanitarian military intervention. It is rooted in the altruistic desire to protect innocents from violent death. It appears feasible, given the military superiority of Western forces over those in developing countries where most violent conflict occurs. And the only obvious costs are a modest financial commitment and the occasional casualty. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
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