Intervention - the deliberate intrusion of a state or an internationally recognized force into a country deemed guilty of large scale systematic violation of human rights - is probably the most controversial issue in modern world affairs. Its critics point out its frequent failure to improve a situation. This title argues that it is a moral imperative that is at least permitted, if not demanded, by international law.
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Fernando R. Tesón is Tobias Simon Eminent Scholar, Florida State University. He is the author of two other books on international law and political philosophy, and has published dozens of articles in specialized journals in law, philosophy, and international relations. A native of Argentina, he is also a Permanent Visiting Professor at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires.
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