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Blair and just intervention,ical control of what was at that time the Serbian province of Kosovo. The desire to put an end to the horrific scenes that were being broadcast around the world on 24-hour news television prompted Prime Minister Tony Blair to undertake his first major military intervention and set the pattern that he would follow all the way to Baghdad in 2003.

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Protecting the weak,y Tutsis. The stories that emerged from Rwanda of man’s inhumanity — and it was primarily men who were responsible — to both women and men were reinforced by graphic pictures of rotting, violated corpses and a vast movement of refugees fleeing for their lives.

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Views from the academy,nd that time. These ideas can then be used, in turn, to assess the relevance and effectiveness of the different aspects of Blair’s moral justification of the Iraq War that are examined in the chapters to come.

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