612 Pages
by
Routledge
612 Pages
by
Routledge
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This illuminating study describes the genesis of the contemporary doctrine of humanitarian intervention. It is the first comprehensive analysis of Western policy towards the Balkans from the late 1980s on. Previous works have often taken partisan approaches focusing on isolated events rather than the multifaceted conflict of which such events were a part. Though scholarly, the book will also... Read more
Acknowledgements, Introduction, 1 Yugoslavia: Destroying States for Fun and for Profit, 2 In Search of the Good War Bosnia: April 1992 to May 1993, Peacemaking v. Humanitarianism Bosnia and Croatia: June 1993 to December 1995, 4 Humanitarianism Fulfilled Bosnia’s Unsafe Areas, 5 Kosovo: The Denial of Sovereignty Bosnia redux, 6 Kosovo: The set-up, 7 Kosovo: Standing up to the Yugoslav Goliath, Conclusions Ensuring Success by Lowering Standards, Notes, Select Bibliography, Index
Biography
George Szamuely is senior research fellow at the Global Policy Institute of London Metropolitan University. He has contributed to many newspapers and periodicals, including The Daily Telegraph, The Times and The Wall Street Journal.
