The regulation of international coercion
Subtitle: legal authorities and political constraints
By: James P. Terry
Contributors: Naval War College (U.S.)
Series: Newport papers -- #25; Newport paper -- no. 25
Publisher: Naval War College
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Newport, R.I
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
Subjects: International Security; Terrorism; Prevention; War (International law); Intervention (International law)
Notes: "October 2005."

Includes bibliographical references.

Electronic version available on the Naval War College website.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Pt.1. The changing nature of the threat to national security; title: Ch.1. Customary law: the relationship between law and the use of force; title: Ch.2. The minimum world order system; title: Pt.2. Lesser conflict; title: Ch.3. Humanitarian intervention; title: Ch.4. Defense of U.S. nationals: intervention in Panama; title: Ch.5. Response to international terrorism; title: Pt.3. Major conflict; title: Ch.6. Operation Desert Storm; title: Ch.7. Operation Iraqi Freedom; title: Pt.4. U.S. policy for peace operations; title: Ch.8. The development of criteria for peace operations; title: Ch.9. The role of regional organizations in peace-enforcement operations; title: Pt.5. Challenges for the twenty-first century; title: Ch.10. Defense of critical infrastructure: computer network defense; title: Ch.11. Attacks on foreign infrastructure that pose a threat to the United States: computer network attack; title: Observations and conclusions.