Since the end of the Cold War both preventive action and humanitarian assistance have become exceptionally attractive. Especially prevention has widely been praised as the solution to the various forms of violent conflict. In addition to the shifts in prevention, humanitarian aid has experienced a significant boost. The re-definition of this particular issue-area is dependent on both the global normative transformations after the East-West conflict and the change of central contextual conditions, i.e. the spread of internal violence and complex humanitarian emergencies such as refugee flows or hunger. Given these dimensions of change today the question arises whether the structural transformations within the international system represent a...
When considering the increasing frequency with which humanitarian aid workers are being threatened, ...
Humanitarian law was conceived by legal and moral normativism founded on universal principles. Despi...
In this paper a consequently welfarist criterion for morally justified humanitarian interventions is...
The deteriorating security situation for aid workers remains one of the vital but overlooked issues ...
"How did the international community respond to violent humanitarian crises and gross violations of ...
Nowadays, as everything bears the title “humanitarian”, both problems and solutions, anyone who work...
'The nature of intra-state conflicts and the political manipulation of humanitarian aid in the 1990s...
"The concept of humanitarian arms control emerged in the late 20th century and represents a change i...
International audienceThe starting point of the article is the divergence between theory, that is to...
The question of protecting civilians and vulnerable groups from the aggression, violation and abuse ...
Online Publication Date: Apr 2018Print Publication Date: Mar 2018This chapter examines how contempor...
In this thesis, I analyze the relationship between law and moral in the field of armed conflict, foc...
The chasm between normative development and international practice regarding humanitarian interventi...
With the end of the Cold War, one of the most important developments has clearly been the recognitio...
This thesis examines the practice of humanitarian intervention after the end of the Cold War. In the...
When considering the increasing frequency with which humanitarian aid workers are being threatened, ...
Humanitarian law was conceived by legal and moral normativism founded on universal principles. Despi...
In this paper a consequently welfarist criterion for morally justified humanitarian interventions is...
The deteriorating security situation for aid workers remains one of the vital but overlooked issues ...
"How did the international community respond to violent humanitarian crises and gross violations of ...
Nowadays, as everything bears the title “humanitarian”, both problems and solutions, anyone who work...
'The nature of intra-state conflicts and the political manipulation of humanitarian aid in the 1990s...
"The concept of humanitarian arms control emerged in the late 20th century and represents a change i...
International audienceThe starting point of the article is the divergence between theory, that is to...
The question of protecting civilians and vulnerable groups from the aggression, violation and abuse ...
Online Publication Date: Apr 2018Print Publication Date: Mar 2018This chapter examines how contempor...
In this thesis, I analyze the relationship between law and moral in the field of armed conflict, foc...
The chasm between normative development and international practice regarding humanitarian interventi...
With the end of the Cold War, one of the most important developments has clearly been the recognitio...
This thesis examines the practice of humanitarian intervention after the end of the Cold War. In the...
When considering the increasing frequency with which humanitarian aid workers are being threatened, ...
Humanitarian law was conceived by legal and moral normativism founded on universal principles. Despi...
In this paper a consequently welfarist criterion for morally justified humanitarian interventions is...