Teza de licenta - Responsibility to protect - evolution and viability - ID:01753 - Volum 61 pagini
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Chapter 1: Introduction…………………1
Chapter 2: Background…………3
Historical Context…………………3
Responsability to Protect………5
Elements of the Responsibility to Protect…………8
Development of Responsibility to Protect: 2005 World Summit through Present….14
Chapter 3: Normative Status of Responsibility to Protect………………………19
Defining an International Norm……………………………………………………..19
Status of Responsibility to Protect as a Norm……………………………………….22
The Norm of Humanitarian Intervention and Implications for R2P………………...26
Chapter 4: International Perceptions of Responsibility to Protect……………..31
Positions of the International Community at the 2005 World Summit……………..31
2009 General Assembly Debate…………………….. ……………………………..32
Chapter 5: Darfur Case Study…………35
Background of the Conflict in Darfur……………………………………………….35
Is Darfur an R2P Situation?……………………………………….………………….36
How R2P was Used in the Darfur Context …………………………………………40
Chapter 6: Kenya Case Study…………43
Background of the Elections Related Violence……………………………………...43
International Response to the Kenya Elections Crisis……………………………….44
Implications for Responsibility to Protect……………………………………………46
Chapter 7: Somalia Case Study………………47
Background of the Current Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Somalia…………………47
International Response to the Somali Crisis……………………………………………….48
Chapter 8: Conclusions…………51
Bibliography…………54
Chapter 2: Background…………3
Historical Context…………………3
Responsability to Protect………5
Elements of the Responsibility to Protect…………8
Development of Responsibility to Protect: 2005 World Summit through Present….14
Chapter 3: Normative Status of Responsibility to Protect………………………19
Defining an International Norm……………………………………………………..19
Status of Responsibility to Protect as a Norm……………………………………….22
The Norm of Humanitarian Intervention and Implications for R2P………………...26
Chapter 4: International Perceptions of Responsibility to Protect……………..31
Positions of the International Community at the 2005 World Summit……………..31
2009 General Assembly Debate…………………….. ……………………………..32
Chapter 5: Darfur Case Study…………35
Background of the Conflict in Darfur……………………………………………….35
Is Darfur an R2P Situation?……………………………………….………………….36
How R2P was Used in the Darfur Context …………………………………………40
Chapter 6: Kenya Case Study…………43
Background of the Elections Related Violence……………………………………...43
International Response to the Kenya Elections Crisis……………………………….44
Implications for Responsibility to Protect……………………………………………46
Chapter 7: Somalia Case Study………………47
Background of the Current Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Somalia…………………47
International Response to the Somali Crisis……………………………………………….48
Chapter 8: Conclusions…………51
Bibliography…………54
