TY  - BOOK
AU  - Moore,Jonathan
TI  - Hard choices: moral dilemmas in humanitarian intervention  
AV  - HV639.M822.H373 1998 
PY  - 1998///
CY  - Lanham, Maryland
PB  - Rowman and Littlefield
KW  - Humanitarian assistance
KW  - War victims
KW  - Services for
N1  - "Under the Auspices of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva."; 2; From war and peace to violence and intervention: permanent moral dilemmas under changing political and technological conditions; Pierre Hassner  --; Military intervention and national sovereignty: recasting the relationship; J. Bryan Hehir  --; Peacekeeping, military intervention, and national sovereignty in internal armed conflict; Kofi A. Annan  --; End of innocence: Rwanda 1994; Romeo A. Dallaire  --; Mixed intervention in Somalia and the Great Lakes: culture, neutrality and the military; Mohamed Sahnoun  --; Military-humanitarian ambiguities in Haiti; Colin Granderson  --; Weaving a new society in Cambodia: the story of Monath; Mu Sochua  --; "You save my life today, but for what tomorrow?" Some moral dilemmas of humanitarian aid; Mary B. Anderson  --; Hard choices after genocide: human rights and political failures in Rwanda; Ian Martin  --; Refugee camps, population transfers, and NGOs; Rony Brauman  --; Bringing war criminals to justice during an ongoing war; Richard J. Goldstone  --; Moral reconstruction in the wake of human rights violations and war crimes; Jose Zalaquett  --; Morality of sanctions; Larry Minear  --; Moving in vicious circles: the moral dilemmas of arms transfers and weapons manufacture; Roger Williamson  --; Future, if one is still alive: the challenge of the HawaiiV epidemic; Elizabeth Reid  --; Stories we tell: television and humanitarian aid; Michael Ignatieff; 2
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