Humanitarian Intervention After Kosovo

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The book examines the challenges of international intervention in sovereign states to prevent suffering, highlighting the failure of the normative thesis since Kosovo. It critiques the effectiveness of international politics in addressing crises, using Iraq and Darfur as key examples. By rejecting realism, the author proposes a fresh perspective on the complexities of humanitarian intervention and the responsibilities of the international community in safeguarding human rights.