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Humanitarian Interventions are Wrong

From the book Ethics of Humanitarian Interventions

  • Rüdiger Bittner
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110327731.207
From the book
Ethics of Humanitarian Interventions
Ethics of Humanitarian Interventions

Chapters in this book (26)

Frontmatter
PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY
CONTENTS
Preface
Abstracts
I. Basic Issues
The Argument about Humanitarian Intervention
Collective Responsibility and Humanitarian Armed Intervention
Reconstructing Pacifism. Different Ways of Looking at Reality
How Far Shall We Go Humanitarian Interventions?
The Dilemmatic Structure of Humanitarian Interventions
Humanitarian Interventions and Other Duties to Humanitarian Aid
Help, Intervention and Involvement
Saving Lives in Nationalist Conflicts: A Few Moral Hazards
Humanitarian Intervention
II. International Ethics and Law
Humanitarian Interventions are Wrong
Humanitarian Intervention: Legal and Moral Arguments
Principles of non-UN Humanitarian Intervention
Early non-Military External Interventions. A Plea for a United Nations Intervention Council (UNIC)
Humanitarian Intervention: An Individual Right or a State Right?
III. Kosova / Kosovo The Moral Combat
On the Legitimacy of NATO’s Kosovo Intervention
NATO-Morality and the Kosovo-War An Ethical Commentary – ex post
“Humanitarian Intervention”: Media, Ethics and Law in the Kosovo War
Bombing Yugoslavia: Several Readings Text, Supertext, Subtext, Deep Text, Context – and a Pretext (with a Posttext)
The Example of Kosovo: Didactics against Humanitarian Interventionism
CONTRIBUTORS
Backmatter
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