International organizations and civil wars
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International organizations and civil wars
Dartmouth Pub. Co., c1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This work describes and analyses the operation of international institutions in the aversion, regulation and mitigation of non-international armed conflicts. The first part covers the basic legal principles governing civil wars, while the second part examines practice. Issues looked at include the status of parties to the conflict, the role of the UN and its agencies, peacekeeping, peacemaking, humanitarian relief, modes of resolution and settlement and liability for unlawful conduct. Post 1945 conflicts are examined, including Yugoslavia and Somalia.
Table of Contents
- Contents: The Institutional and Legal Framework: Principles of International Law Governing Civil Wars
- The Involvement of International Organizations in Civil Wars. Implementation and Practice: The Status of Parties in Conflict
- Observation and Fact Finding
- Constraints upon the Conduct of Hostilities
- Humanitarian Assistance and Protection
- Refugees and the Problem of Ethnic Cleansing
- The Emplacement and Status of Peacekeeping Forces
- Election Monitoring and other Methods of Conflict Settlement
- The Use of Coercion by International Organizations in Civil Wars
- Crimes, Breaches and Liabilities
- Bibliography
- Index.
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