Humanitarian Intervention
Humanitarian Intervention

Volume 16, Issue 1
Humanitarian Intervention
Features
Out of the Cold
Humanitarian Intervention in the 1990s
by Stanley Hoffmann

The Road to Hell
A Critique of Humanitarian Intervention
by Adam Roberts

Pitfalls of Intervention
Sovereignty as a Foundation for Human Rights
by Kimberly Stanton

Hope Restored
Benefits of Humanitarian Intervention
by Masoud Barzani

The Nordic Track
New Directions for UN Armed Forces
by Hans Haekkerup

Preventive Engagement
Constructing Peace in a Post-Cold War World
by Ronald V. Dellums

View from the Vatican
The Moral Dimension of Intervention
by Monsignor René Coste

Tangled Up in Blue
Intervention and Alternatives
by Thomas G. Weiss

Correspondence
Peru moves toward a new and more effective form of government
by Ricardo V. Luna

Nationalism, not economics, threatens a Russian brain drain
by Murad Akhundov

Perspectives
The Bibingka Principle
Women Between the Fires
by Sharon Capeling-Alakija

One Side's View
The Search for Stability in Kashmir
by Abida Syeda Hussein

World in Review
Power in Numbers
Scientific Communities Push Agendas
by Rajiv Kaul

Flashpoint
Conflict in the Caucasus May Escalate
by Lyle Goldstein

Burning Bridges
Czech-Slovak Economic Relations
by Sara Su Jones

Review Essays
Green Regimes
International Environmental Institutions

No Easy Peace
Netanyahu and the Future of Israel
by Noel Kaplowitz