Self-Defense in International Relations [electronic resource] /
Anand, R.author.
The right to individual and collective self-defense in international law and politics has always been a controversial issue. Using the example of how the US employs self-defense against Iraq, this book uncovers new dimensions, which lead to innovative and practical strategies and analysis.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: Self Defense in International Relations * International Relations Theory Meets International Law * International Law Prohibiting the Use of Force * International Legal Exceptions to the Prohibition on the Use of Force * The Use of Force in Afghanistan and Iraq * Conclusion * Discussion Questions* Appendix * Index Self Defense in International Relations * International Relations Theory Meets International Law * International Law Prohibiting the Use of Force * International Legal Exceptions to the Prohibition on the Use of Force * The Use of Force in Afghanistan and Iraq * Conclusion * Discussion Questions* Appendix * Index.
The right to individual and collective self-defense in international law and politics has always been a controversial issue. Using the example of how the US employs self-defense against Iraq, this book uncovers new dimensions, which lead to innovative and practical strategies and analysis.
International relations.
Private international law.
Conflict of laws.
Diplomacy.
Politics and war.
Political science.
Public policy.
International Relations.
Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law .
Diplomacy.
Military and Defence Studies.
Political Science.
Public Policy.