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Limits Of Law Prerogatives Of Power Interventionism After Kosovo Michael J Glennon

Name: Limits Of Law Prerogatives Of Power Interventionism After Kosovo Michael J Glennon
SKU: BELL-2440094
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Limits Of Law Prerogatives Of Power Interventionism After Kosovo Michael J Glennon instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.11 MB

Pages: 250

Author: Michael J. Glennon

ISBN: 9781403963666, 1403963665

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Limits Of Law Prerogatives Of Power Interventionism After Kosovo Michael J Glennon by Michael J. Glennon 9781403963666, 1403963665 instant download after payment.

With the end of the Cold War, many believed that a new, more stable international legal order would emerge. But an enormous gap in values--most noticeably concerning armed intervention--has prevented that from happening. One group of nations continues to cling to the United Nations Charter's ban against intervention, while another group-led by NATO and the UN Security Council itself-openly violates that prohibition. In fact, the ban has been breached so often that it can no longer be regarded as authoritative. Whether the resulting legal vacuum can be filled is the overriding international question of the era.