Kosovo and the Challenge of Humanitarian Intervention : Selective Indignation, Collective Action, and International Citizenship.

By: Schnabel, AlbrechtContributor(s): Thakur, RameshMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: Tokyo : United Nations University Press, 2000Copyright date: ©2000Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (552 pages)Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9789280870091Subject(s): Intervention (International law) | Kosovo War, 1998-1999 | North Atlantic Treaty Organization | World politics -- 1989-Genre/Form: Electronic books.Additional physical formats: Print version:: Kosovo and the Challenge of Humanitarian Intervention : Selective Indignation, Collective Action, and International CitizenshipDDC classification: 949.7103 LOC classification: DR2087 -- .K665 2000ebOnline resources: Click to View
Contents:
Prelimnaries -- Contents -- Tables and ®gures -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Kosovo the changing contours of world politics and the challenge of world order -- 2 Kosovo in the twentieth century A historical account -- 3 The Kosovo con ict A perspective from inside -- 4 The closing of the Kosovo cycle Victimization versus responsibility -- 5 The Kosovo con ict The Balkans and the Southern Caucasus -- 6 The costs of victory American power and the use of force in the contemporary order -- 7 Russia Reassessing national interests -- 8 China Whither the world order after Kosovo -- 9 The major European allies France Germany and the United Kingdom -- 10 The Nordic countries Whither the West's conscience -- 11 The Southern Flank Italy Greece Turkey -- 12 Kosovo and the case of the not so free riders Portugal Belgium Canada and Spain -- 13 The new entrants Hungary Poland and the Czech Republic -- 14 The Muslim world Uneasy ambivalence -- 15 Latin America The dilemmas of intervention -- 16 South Africa The demand for legitimate multilateralism -- 17 India An uneasy precedent -- 18 NATO From collective defence to peace enforcement -- 19 The United Nations system and the Kosovo crisis -- 20 The concept of humanitarian intervention revisited -- 21 The concept of sovereignty revisited -- 22 Analogies at war The United States the con ict in Kosovo and the uses of history -- 23 Media coverage of the war An empirical assessment -- 24 Effective indignation Building global awareness NGOs and the enforcement of norms -- 25 The inevitability of selective response Principles to guide urgent international action -- 26 The split screen war Kosovo and changing concepts of the use of force -- 27 Military history overturned Did air power win the war -- 28 Force diplomacy and norms -- 29 Solidarity versus geostrategy Kosovo and the dilemmas of international democratic culture.
30 The good international citizen and the crisis in Kosovo -- 31 Unbridled humanitarianism Between justice power and authority -- Index.
Summary: "This volume is an extraordinarily rich contribution to the necessary debate about the Kosovo War. I fi nd this book to be the most illuminating overall assessment of Kosovo that is currently available, and indispensable for anyone who wants to understand world order since the fall of the Berlin Wall." -Richard A. Falk Princeton University"This volume represents what some of the best scholarship in international relations could offer." -James T. H. Tang, University of Hong Kong"The book will be the richest source of analyses of the various aspects of the war over Kosovo." -Sverre Lodgaard, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs.
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Prelimnaries -- Contents -- Tables and ®gures -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Kosovo the changing contours of world politics and the challenge of world order -- 2 Kosovo in the twentieth century A historical account -- 3 The Kosovo con ict A perspective from inside -- 4 The closing of the Kosovo cycle Victimization versus responsibility -- 5 The Kosovo con ict The Balkans and the Southern Caucasus -- 6 The costs of victory American power and the use of force in the contemporary order -- 7 Russia Reassessing national interests -- 8 China Whither the world order after Kosovo -- 9 The major European allies France Germany and the United Kingdom -- 10 The Nordic countries Whither the West's conscience -- 11 The Southern Flank Italy Greece Turkey -- 12 Kosovo and the case of the not so free riders Portugal Belgium Canada and Spain -- 13 The new entrants Hungary Poland and the Czech Republic -- 14 The Muslim world Uneasy ambivalence -- 15 Latin America The dilemmas of intervention -- 16 South Africa The demand for legitimate multilateralism -- 17 India An uneasy precedent -- 18 NATO From collective defence to peace enforcement -- 19 The United Nations system and the Kosovo crisis -- 20 The concept of humanitarian intervention revisited -- 21 The concept of sovereignty revisited -- 22 Analogies at war The United States the con ict in Kosovo and the uses of history -- 23 Media coverage of the war An empirical assessment -- 24 Effective indignation Building global awareness NGOs and the enforcement of norms -- 25 The inevitability of selective response Principles to guide urgent international action -- 26 The split screen war Kosovo and changing concepts of the use of force -- 27 Military history overturned Did air power win the war -- 28 Force diplomacy and norms -- 29 Solidarity versus geostrategy Kosovo and the dilemmas of international democratic culture.

30 The good international citizen and the crisis in Kosovo -- 31 Unbridled humanitarianism Between justice power and authority -- Index.

"This volume is an extraordinarily rich contribution to the necessary debate about the Kosovo War. I fi nd this book to be the most illuminating overall assessment of Kosovo that is currently available, and indispensable for anyone who wants to understand world order since the fall of the Berlin Wall." -Richard A. Falk Princeton University"This volume represents what some of the best scholarship in international relations could offer." -James T. H. Tang, University of Hong Kong"The book will be the richest source of analyses of the various aspects of the war over Kosovo." -Sverre Lodgaard, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

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