Notes

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Figures ix
4. Preface and Acknowledgments xi
5. Abbreviations and Acronyms xvii
6. Note on Transliteration of Foreign Words and Names xix
7. Part One: The Problem of Humanitarian Intervention and International Law
8. 1. The Need for a Fresh Approach 3
9. Part Two: Developing the Foundations of a Fresh Approach
10. 2. Identifying Fundamental Ethical Principles in Contemporary International Law and World Religions Relevant to Humanitarian Intervention 39
11. 3. Identifying and Interpreting International Legal Norms Relevant to Humanitarian Intervention 99
12. Part Three: Some Problematic Issues Relating to U.N.-Authorized Humanitarian Intervention
13. 4. Human Rights Violations as a “Threat to” or “Breach of” the Peace 149
14. 5. Consent 179
15. 6. Impartiality 202
16. 7. The Use of Force 220
17. 8. Obligations to Intervene or to Support U.N. Humanitarian Intervention 256
18. 9. The Command and Composition of Multinational Forces Engaged in Humanitarian Intervention 284
19. 10. The Security Council’s Decision-Making Process 309
20. Part Four: Humanitarian Intervention Not Authorized by the Security Council
21. 11. The Legality of Humanitarian Intervention Without Security Council Authorization 333
22. Part Five: Humanitarian Intervention and International Law in the New Millennium
23. 12. The Prospects for a Fresh Approach Based on Fundamental Ethical Principles 373
24. Notes 385
25. Glossary 427
26. Selected Bibliography 437
27. Index 457