1st Edition
Constructing the Responsibility to Protect Contestation and Consolidation
Introduction: Consolidation and Contestation of the Responsibility to Protect Charles T. Hunt and Phil Orchard
1. Contestation, Norms, and the Responsibility to Protect as a Regime Phil Orchard
2. R2P and the Benefits of Norm Ambiguity Luke Glanville and Wesley W. Widmaier
3. Telling the Story of R2P: The Emplotment of R2P in the UN Security Council’s debates on Libya Sassan Gholiagha and Bastian Loges
4. The Responsibility to Protect and the Protection of Civilians in UN Peace Operations: Interaction, feedback and co-evolution Charles T. Hunt
5. R2P and WPS: Operationalizing Prevention from Alignment Sara E. Davies and Sarah Hewitt
6. Strange Bedfellows: Terrorism/Counter-terrorism and the Responsibility to Protect Shannon Zimmerman
7. Resistance and Accommodation in China’s Approach toward R2P Sarah Teitt
8. Russia and the R2P: Norm Entrepreneur, Anti-Preneur, or Violator? Phil Orchard and Heather Rae
Biography
Charles T. Hunt is Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow and Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow at the Social & Global Studies Centre, RMIT University, Australia.
Phil Orchard is an Associate Professor of International Relations at the University of Wollongong, Australia.
