Titlebook: World Orders in the Making; Humanitarian Interve Jan Nederveen Pieterse (Associate Professor) Book 1998 Institute of Social Studies 1998 ac

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Containing Systemic Crisis: The Regionalization of Welfare and Security Policy,ict-related political crises usually involving large-scale population displacement, non-natural death and social disruption. Moreover, in relation to UN and other relief agencies, a system-wide response of varying degrees of integration and depth is implied. In a few places, military forces have pla

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Human Rights and Intervention: A Case for Caution,overeignty and to human rights, to states and to human beings. A vigorous debate is ongoing within the fields of international law, political philosophy and international relations, as well as in the domain of practical politics.. The debate has implications for peace and security, not least for att

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Rethinking Humanitarian Intervention,ngly-held belief in the unity of humankind and the consequent duties human beings ‘naturally’ owe one another. The emergence of the modern state, a uniquely European invention subsequently exported to the rest of the world, seemed to challenge that belief and led to much agonized debate. While many

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Humanitarian Intervention in the 1990s and Beyond: An International Law Perspective,way the concept seems to be understood in political science and the sociology of international relations. In the literature of these disciplines, the concept is not seldom vaguely circumscribed, if at all, with the meaning of the terms ‘intervention’ and/or ‘humanitarian’ left unclear. Apparently, i

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The Media and the Rwanda Crisis: Effects on Audiences and Public Policy,arch undertaken by the Glasgow Media Group into relationships between media coverage, audience reception and political decision-making processes. In other work, the Group is examining media representations of migration from the Third World and the impact of such images on public beliefs and attitude

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Book 1998arative and analytical. Humanitarian intervention is considered from the point of view of political economy, public administration, international relations, international law, the military, political theory, sociology, culture and media studies. Chapters discuss experiences across Bosnia, Rwanda, So