Comment on A framework for survival.
KM Cahill, ed. (CFR 1993).

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Military intervention for humanitarian aims appears to many as the
oxymoron of this century.  Some will focus on the inviolability of
sovereignty as the core need for stability in the international system
as now constituted.  Others will recall the terrible price that was
visitied on humanity by global nonchalance and pusillanimity in
response to the rise of Hitler.  This book is as fresh as today's
headlines in reviewing the controversial political, legal and moral
perspectives that are an indispensable precondition for rational and
effective action in this troubled field.

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