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020			_z9783943126150 (print)
040			_aSipr
041			_aeng
100			_aPingeot, Lou
245			_aIn whose name? : _ba critical view on the Responsibility to Protect / _cLou Pingeot, Wolfgang Obenland _h[electronic resource]
260			_aBonn ; New York : _bGlobal Policy Forum ; Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, _c2014
300			_a66 p.
490			_aReport
500			_aSIP1408
500			_aGlobal Policy Forum and Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung—New York Office publish a joint report on the concept of a Responsibility to Protect (R2P). "In whose name? A critical view on the Responsibility to Protect” by Lou Pingeot and Wolfgang Obenland provides an overview of the history and content of R2P, its positive contributions and its flaws. It concludes that R2P does not give a satisfying answer to the key question it is supposed to address: how best to prevent and, if prevention fails, respond to large-scale human rights violations and killings?
500			_a"May 2014"
650			_ainterventions _xsovereignty _xpolitical science
650			_aconflict prevention _xhuman rights _xviolations _xprotection
653			_aR2P
700			_aObenland, Wolfgang
710			_aGlobal Policy Forum
710			_aRosa Luxemburg Stiftung - New York Office
852			_hCD2014 G14_286
856			_uhttps://www.globalpolicy.org/home/265-policy-papers-archives/52620-new-gpf-report-on-r2p-in-whose-name.html
942			_cEMON
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