International Intervention Sovereignty versus Responsibility 1st Edition by Michael Keren 9781135312695 1135312699

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ISBN 10: 1135312699
ISBN 13: 9781135312695 
Author: Michael Keren

National sovereignty, defined as a nation’s right to exercise its own law and practise over its territory, is a cherished norm in the modern era, and yet it raises great legal, political and ethical dilemmas. This study looks at the problems created by international intervention.

International Intervention Sovereignty versus Responsibility 1st Table of contents:

1 Theory and Humanitarian Intervention

• Violence, Modernity, the Nation-State and Intervention
• Globalization and States in Crisis
• Global Governance
• Conflict Dynamics: Bifurcation Versus Turning Points
• The Dynamics of Third-Party Interventions
• Justifying Humanitarian Intervention – The Case of Zaire
• Notes

2 Intellectuals without Borders

• Historical Memory
• Political Commitment
• Common Decency
• Notes

3 When is Intervention Likely?

• The Tension between Sovereignty and Responsibility: A Multi-Level Social Dilemma
• The Social Psychology of Pro-Social Behavior and its Implications to International Intervention
  • Why do people help?
  • When will people help?
  • Whom are people likely to help?
  • Who is more likely to intervene and help?
• Angels in Inferno: Rescuers of Jews During the Nazi Era – A Social Psychological Profile
• Social Psychology of Intervention and International Intervention: Concluding Comments
• Notes

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