Humanitarian Intervention After Kosovo

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The book critically examines the international community's role in intervening within sovereign states to prevent suffering, arguing that the normative thesis established after Kosovo has not effectively shaped international politics, as seen in Iraq and Darfur. It challenges realist perspectives and proposes a fresh viewpoint on the complexities of humanitarian intervention, emphasizing the need for a reevaluation of the ethical and political frameworks guiding such actions.