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Fall 2011 (25.3) • Feature

Is Humanitarian Intervention Legal?

The legality of humanitarian intervention is essentially indeterminate. No amount of debate over the law or recent cases will resolve its status; it is both ...

By Ian Hurd

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Review Essay

What Is Special About Human Rights?

By Christian Barry & Nicholas Southwood

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Essay

Ending War

In "The Ethics of America's Afghan War," Richard W. Miller argues that reflecting on whether and how to end the war in Afghanistan exposes serious ...

By David Rodin

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Review

Why Nations Fight by Richard Ned Lebow

Reviewed by Christopher Coker

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Review

Equality and Tradition: Questions of Value in Moral and Political Theory by Samuel Scheffler

Reviewed by Thomas Porter

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Review

Globalizing Justice: The Ethics of Poverty and Power by Richard W. Miller

Reviewed by Helena De Bres

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Essay

RtoP Alive and Well after Libya

By Thomas G. Weiss

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Essay

"Leading from Behind": The Responsibility to Protect, the Obama Doctrine, and Humanitarian Intervention after Libya

By Simon Chesterman

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Essay

The Ethics of Humanitarian Intervention in Libya

By James Pattison

Fall 2011 (25.3) • Essay

Libya and the Responsibility to Protect: The Exception and the Norm

By Alex J. Bellamy

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