Alex J. Bellamy

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Alex J. Bellamy is affiliated with the following schools: London School of Economics, University of Queensland, University of Oxford, Griffith University, Stanford University, King's College London

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PhD Political Science University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Alexander J. Bellamy is an academic who directs the Asia-Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect and is a professor in the department of peace and conflict studies at University of Queensland.

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The Responsibility to Protect (2002) (811)
The evolution of International Security Studies. (2010) (402)
The New Politics of Protection: Cote d’Ivoire, Libya and the Responsibility to Protect (2011) (340)
Responsibility to Protect or Trojan Horse? The Crisis in Darfur and Humanitarian Intervention after Iraq (2005) (210)
The Responsibility to Protect—Five Years On (2010) (207)
Responsibility to protect : the global effort to end mass atrocities (2009) (204)
Whither the Responsibility to Protect? Humanitarian Intervention and the 2005 World Summit (2006) (167)
Libya and the Responsibility to Protect: The Exception and the Norm (2011) (166)
Who's Keeping the Peace? Regionalization and Contemporary Peace Operations (2005) (155)
Global Politics and the Responsibility to Protect: From Words to Deeds (2010) (143)
Just Wars: From Cicero to Iraq (2006) (142)
The Responsibility to Protect and the problem of military intervention (2008) (142)
`The Utility of Human Security': Which Humans? What Security? A Reply to Thomas & Tow (2002) (137)
The Responsibility To Protect and the Crisis in Darfur (2005) (134)
The steps to war: An empirical study (2010) (99)
Realizing the Responsibility to Protect (2009) (95)
Introduction: Thinking anew about peace operations (2004) (85)
War and the law of nations: a general history. (2007) (85)
The Healing of Nations: The Promise and Limits of Political Forgiveness and International Governance of War-Torn Territories: Rule and Reconstruction (2006) (82)
Security Communities and their Neighbours: Regional Fortresses or Global Integrators? (2004) (81)
The responsibility to protect in Southeast Asia: between non-interference and sovereignty as responsibility (2011) (74)
The ‘next stage’ in peace operations theory? (2004) (73)
Kosovo and International Society (2002) (66)
Ethics and Intervention: the ‘Humanitarian Exception’ and the Problem of Abuse in the Case of Iraq (2004) (58)
International Society and its Critics (2004) (58)
The West and Contemporary Peace Operations (2009) (57)
The responsibilities of victory: Jus Post Bellum and the Just War (2008) (53)
No pain, no gain? Torture and ethics in the war on terror (2006) (51)
Mass Atrocities and Armed Conflict: Links, Distinctions, and Implications for the Responsibility to Prevent (2011) (51)
Motives, outcomes, intent and the legitimacy of humanitarian intervention (2004) (51)
Responsibility to Protect: A Defense (2014) (50)
The Responsibility to Protect Turns Ten (2015) (49)
Massacres and Morality: Mass Atrocities in an Age of Civilian Immunity (2012) (46)
Conflict Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect (2008) (45)
Securing Southeast Asia: The Politics of Security Sector Reform (2007) (44)
International Law and the War with Iraq (2003) (44)
Humanitarian responsibilities and interventionist claims in international society (2003) (43)
Securing international society: towards an English school discourse of security (2004) (41)
The Responsibility to Protect and International Law (2010) (41)
From Tripoli to Damascus? Lesson learning and the implementation of the Responsibility to Protect (2014) (40)
The Responsibility to Protect: Added value or hot air? (2013) (37)
Principles, Politics, and Prudence: Libya, the Responsibility to Protect, and the Use of Military Force (2012) (37)
Is the War on Terror Just? (2005) (37)
Pragmatic Solidarism and the Dilemmas of Humanitarian Intervention (2002) (36)
The Responsibility to Protect in the Asia-Pacific Region (2009) (35)
Twenty‐first century UN peace operations: protection, force and the changing security environment (2015) (35)
Conclusion: What future for peace operations? Brahimi and beyond (2004) (34)
The Responsibility to Protect in Southeast Asia: Can ASEAN Reconcile Humanitarianism and Sovereignty? (2010) (31)
International organizations and peace enforcement: the politics of international legitimacy (2007) (30)
The UN Security Council and the Question of Humanitarian Intervention in Darfur (2006) (30)
On the limits of moral hazard: The ‘responsibility to protect’, armed conflict and mass atrocities 1 (2012) (30)
The Formation of Croatian National Identity: A Centuries-Old Dream? (2004) (30)
Providing Peacekeepers: The Politics, Challenges, and Future of United Nations Peacekeeping Contributions (2013) (30)
Kosovo and the Advent of Sovereignty as Responsibility (2009) (29)
Rethinking humanitarian intervention: a fresh legal approach based on fundamental ethical principles in international law and world religions (2003) (29)
The cosmopolitan tradition: a noble but flawed ideal (2019) (28)
The humanisation of security? Towards an International Human Protection Regime (2016) (28)
Humanitarian Intervention and the Three Traditions (2003) (27)
Human Wrongs in Kosovo: 1974–99 (2000) (26)
The Responsibility to Protect - From Evasive to Reluctant Action ? The Role of Global Middle Powers (2012) (24)
Introduction: International Society and the English School (2005) (24)
Supreme emergencies and the protection of non-combatants in war (2004) (23)
Mainstreaming the Responsibility to Protect in Peace Operations (2011) (23)
The New Politics of Protection (2016) (22)
The Oxford Handbook of the Responsibility to Protect (2016) (22)
Introduction: The Politics and Challenges of Providing Peacekeepers (2013) (21)
Security Sector Reform: Prospects and Problems (2003) (21)
Dirty Hands and Lesser Evils in the War on Terror (2007) (20)
Security and the war on terror (2007) (19)
The best intentions: Kofi Annan and the UN in the era of American power. (2007) (19)
Broadening the Base of United Nations Troop- and Police-Contributing Countries (2012) (18)
Security Communities and their Neighbours (2004) (18)
Explaining the National Politics of Peacekeeping Contributions (2013) (18)
The price of peace: just war in the twenty-first century (2007) (17)
The pursuit of security in Southeast Asia: Beyond realism (2004) (16)
The formation of Croatian national identity (2018) (14)
The Asia-Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect (2008) (14)
Protecting civilians in uncivil wars (2010) (14)
Lessons unlearned: Why coercive diplomacy failed at Rambouillet (2000) (13)
Peace Operations and Global Order (2007) (13)
Trends in Peace Operations, 1947–2013 (2015) (12)
The other Asian miracle? The decline of mass atrocities in East Asia (2014) (12)
When states go bad (2015) (11)
The responsibility to protect and the problem of regime change (2014) (11)
The Institutionalisation of Peacebuilding: What Role for the Un Peacebuilding Commission? (2010) (11)
Mass Killing and the Politics of Legitimacy: Empire and the Ideology of Selective Extermination (2012) (10)
R2P in Theory and Practice (2016) (9)
Globalisation, Security and International Order after 11 September (2003) (9)
When is it Right to Fight? International Law and Jus ad Bellum (2009) (9)
Protecting responsibly: The security council and the use of force for human protection purposes (2016) (9)
OSCE peacekeeping: Lessons from the Kosovo Verification Mission (2002) (9)
A chronic protection problem: the DPRK and the Responsibility to Protect (2015) (9)
The new wolves at the door: Conflict in Macedonia (2002) (9)
Local Politics and International Partnerships: The UN Operation in Cote d'Ivoire (UNOCI) (2012) (9)
Who’s Keeping the Peace? (2005) (9)
The Ethics of Terror Bombing: Beyond Supreme Emergency (2008) (9)
Mainstreaming the responsibility to protect in the United Nations system: dilemmas, challenges and opportunities (2013) (9)
Protecting the Displaced: deepening the responsibility to protect (2010) (9)
Civil–military Relations in Croatia: Politicisation and Politics of Reform (2005) (8)
World peace: and how we can achieve it (2019) (8)
The great beyond: Rethinking military responses to new wars and complex emergencies (2002) (8)
Contemporary Peace Operations: Four Challenges for the Brahimi Paradigm* (2007) (8)
Power, rules and argument: new approaches to humanitarian intervention1 (2003) (7)
Using Force to Protect Civilians in UN Peacekeeping (2021) (7)
Massacres and Morality: Mass Killing in an Age of Civilian Immunity (2012) (7)
Operationalizing the “atrocity prevention lens”: making prevention a living reality (2015) (7)
Taming the tigers? Reforming the security sector in Southeast Asia (2006) (7)
Getting away with mass murder (2012) (7)
Fighting Terror: Ethical Dilemmas (2008) (6)
The responsibility to protect and Australian foreign policy (2010) (6)
The Catholic Church and Croatia's Two Transitions1 (2002) (6)
Conclusion: Whither International Society? (2005) (6)
Making RtoP a Living Reality: Reflections on the 2012 General Assembly Dialogue on Timely and Decisive Response (2013) (6)
History of war (2009) (6)
Book review of: The people, press and politics of Croatia. By Stjepan Malovic; and Gary W. Selnow and Nationalism, globalization, and orthodoxy: the social origins of ethnic conflict in the Balkans. By Victor Roudometof (2002) (6)
Law and sentiment in international politics: ethics, emotions, and the evolution of the laws of war (2022) (5)
WPS and Responsibility to Protect (2018) (5)
Reconsidering Rambouillet (2001) (5)
Introduction [The Responsibility to Protect and International Law] (2011) (5)
UN Force Generation: Key Lessons and Future Strategies (2013) (5)
Justice beyond borders? Australia and the International Criminal Court (2002) (5)
Emancipation and Force: The role(s) of the military in Southeast Asia (2007) (4)
The Kosovo Verification Mission (2002) (4)
Human Rights Activism and the End of the Cold War: A Transnational History of the Helsinki Network (2012) (4)
Violence, Wars, Peace, Security (2018) (4)
Reconsidering the Cases of Humanitarian Intervention (2013) (4)
New thinking in the just war tradition: Theorizing the war on terror (2007) (4)
The Responsibility to Protect: Opening Humanitarian Spaces? (2014) (3)
Radical Islamism and the War on Terror (2012) (3)
‘Like Drunken Geese in the Fog’: Developing Democratic Control of Armed Forces in Croatia (2002) (3)
Torture, terrorism, and the moral prohibition on killing non-combatants. (2009) (3)
The International Deployment Group (2009) (3)
A Revolution in Civil-Military Affairs: the Professionalisation of Croatia's Armed Forces (2002) (3)
Croatia after Tudjman: The 2000 Parliamentary and Presidential Elections (2001) (3)
East Asia's Other Miracle: Explaining the Decline of Mass Atrocities (2017) (2)
The question of intervention: John Stuart Mill & the responsibility to protect (2015) (2)
REVIEW ARTICLE - Kosovo: After the War, the War of Words (2001) (2)
The Responsibility to Protect: A Wide or Narrow Conception? (2013) (2)
Negotiating the responsibility to protect in the UN system: the roles of formal and informal groups (2017) (2)
Pre-empting terror (2008) (2)
The grey zone: civilian protection between human rights and the laws of war (2019) (2)
OCIS and Beyond: International Relations in Australia: Introduction (2009) (2)
Ethics and laws of war (2007) (2)
CRITICAL THEORY APPLIED: THE INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING EXPERIENCE IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (2011) (2)
The 2030 Agenda: Reducing All Forms of Violence (2016) (2)
The Responsibility to Protect: From Promise to Practice (2019) (2)
Atrocity Prevention: From Promise to Practice in the Asia Pacific (2016) (2)
A Crisis of Legitimacy: the Military and Society in Croatia (2003) (2)
Introduction: The Responsibility to Protect and Humanitarian Action (2014) (2)
Understanding and Regulating Contemporary War (2007) (2)
The UN Security Council and Peace Operations (2014) (2)
Among the dead cities: was the Allied bombing of civilians in WWII a necessity or a crime? By A. C. Grayling. London: Bloomsbury. 2006. 361pp. Index. Pb.: £12.99. isbn 0 7475 8502 4. (2006) (2)
Responsibility to Protect: Justice and Responsibility—Related but Not Synonymous (2018) (2)
The responsibility to protect: towards a “Living Reality” (2013) (1)
The international campaign to counter the financing of terrorism (2007) (1)
The great delusion: liberal dreams and international realities; The hell of good intentions: America's foreign policy elite and the decline of U.S. primacy (2019) (1)
A Trojan Horse (2014) (1)
Rules for rebels: the science of victory in military history (2019) (1)
Should Nations Force Aid on Others (2010) (1)
The insecurities of an english school gatekeeper: A reply to Makinda (2005) (1)
Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding (2013) (1)
The Social Construction of International Society (2004) (1)
Negotiating the Responsibility to Protect in the UN System (2020) (1)
US bioterrorism policy (2007) (1)
Humanitarian Intervention: Critical Concepts in Military, Strategic, and Security Studies (2017) (1)
Security studies, 9/11 and the long war (2007) (1)
International Responses to Human Protection Crises: Responsibility to Protect and the Emerging Protection Regime (2015) (1)
Australia and International Peacekeeping: Policies, Institutions, and Doctrines (2014) (1)
The United Nations and the Responsibility to Rebuild (2021) (1)
Human Protection and the Politics of Armed Intervention: With Responsibility Comes Accountability (2019) (1)
REVIEW ARTICLE - What's So Wrong with Human Rights? (2002) (1)
Stalled Integration and Perpetual War: The Gulf Cooperation Council (2004) (1)
Is Torture Ever Justified (2008) (1)
The thirty-year genocide: Turkey's destruction of its Christian minorities 1894–1924 (2020) (1)
The Triumph of Diplomacy (2002) (1)
The peacemakers: leadership lessons from twentieth-century statesmanship (2019) (1)
Book review of: I. William Zartman, Cowardly Lions: Missed Opportunities to Prevent Deadly Conflict and State Collapse (2006) (1)
Geopolitics and Solidarity on the Borders of Europe: The Yugoslav Wars of succession (2008) (1)
Peacekeeping and Critical Theory Michael Pugh (2014) (1)
Review of General Sir Rupert Smith 'The Utility of Force' (2006) (1)
Book review of : Goldstein, Joshua S., 2004. The Real Price of War: How You Pay for the War on Terror (2005) (1)
Reclaiming the Croatian Flag (1999) (1)
Because I said so: A response to Makinda (2005) (1)
Winning? The Politics of Victory in an Era of Endless War (2022) (1)
The UN Security Council and the Problem of Mass Atrocities (2017) (1)
The Prevention of Mass Atrocities: From Principle to Australian Foreign Policy (2012) (1)
A cyclone is not enough (2010) (1)
Ending Atrocity Crimes: The False Promise of Fatalism (2018) (1)
The nature of war (2009) (1)
United Nations action in Sri Lanka and the responsibility to protect (2015) (1)
Editorial: Global R2P at Ten … and Beyond (2018) (0)
What Reasons Do We Have to Bomb Serbia (1999) (0)
War. Critical concepts in political science: The nature of War (2009) (0)
Human Rights and War Through Civilian Eyes. By Thomas W. Smith. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2017. 272p. $59.95 cloth. (2018) (0)
The responsibility to protect and the just war tradition (2015) (0)
The ‘Next Stage’ in Peace Operations Theory? Alex J. Bellamy (2014) (0)
Book review of: Derek Heater, World Citizenship: Cosmopolitan Thinking and its Opponents (2003) (0)
Kosovo and the Dissolution of Yugoslavia (2002) (0)
Book Review: Ward Thomas, The Ethics of Destruction: Norms and Force in International Relations (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1999, 222 pp., £26.95 hbk, £11.50 pbk.) (2002) (0)
Introduction: A Defense of R2P (2014) (0)
Reviewers for Volume 32 (2003) (0)
When Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect: The Responsibility to Protect in Lived Reality (2020) (0)
Conclusions (2021) (0)
Book Review: Eric D. Gordy, The Culture of Power in Serbia: Nationalism and the Destruction of Alternatives (University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1999, 230 pp., £17.95 pbk.) (2000) (0)
Emancipation and force (2018) (0)
Book review of : From international to world society? English School theory and the social structure of globalisation. By Barry Buzan (2004) (0)
Documentation Security Council Resolution 1497 (2003) Concerning the Situation in Liberia (2014) (0)
Is there an English school discourse of security (2002) (0)
Book Reviews (2003) (0)
Balancing Humanitarian Priorities (2014) (0)
Balkans delusions? (2001) (0)
Beyond Borders ? Australia and the International Criminal Court (2003) (0)
War. Critical concepts in political science: Strategies of war (2009) (0)
22. Humanitarian Intervention (2018) (0)
Introduction (2011) (0)
Atrocities in Our Time (2014) (0)
Diplomacy, Peacekeeping, and the Distractions of Protection (2014) (0)
Democratic Control, Professionalisation and Defence Transparency in Croatia (2001) (0)
Conclusion: Competing claims to national identity (2003) (0)
The ‘Responsibility to Protect’ and the ethics of humanitarianism (2020) (0)
Notes on contributors (2000) (0)
Book Review: Reading humanitarian intervention: Human rights and the use of force in international law (2005) (0)
Introduction: Security Communities and International Relations (2004) (0)
Perpetual Battle (2012) (0)
Implementing RtoP at the UN (2010) (0)
National identity and the ‘great divide’ (2003) (0)
NATO Goes to War (2002) (0)
sovereignty. Bellamy’s reliance on R2P’s widespread consensus is overstated because it does not lead to consensual action on the ground. Most likely, states bought (2019) (0)
Syria (2021) (0)
Is participation in technology-enhanced Model United Nations Conferences the employability skills solution for learners? (2016) (0)
Notes on our contributors (2003) (0)
Book Review: Karen A. Mingst and Margaret P. Karns, The United Nations in the Post-Cold War Era (Boulder, CO: Westview, 2000, 272 pp., no price given pbk.) (2000) (0)
In Memoriam: Professor Edward C. Luck (1948–2021) (2021) (0)
Conspiring with the enemy: the ethic of cooperation in warfare (2021) (0)
Book reviews including 'Legacies of white Australia: race, culture, nation', by Laksiri Jayasuriya, David Walker and Jan Gothard (eds.) (2004) (0)
Ethnic times: exploring ethnonationalism in the former Yugoslavia (2002) (0)
Book Review: Sandra Halperin, War and Social Change in Modern Europe: The Great Transformation Revisited (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004, 510 pp., £21.99 pbk., £60.00 hbk.) (2004) (0)
Book Review: Cathal J. Nolan (ed.), Ethics and Statecraft: The Moral Dimension of International Affairs (Westport, Connecticut: Praeger, 2004, 221 pp., £16.99 pbk., £39.99 hbk.) (2005) (0)
Peace operations and humanitarian intervention (2010) (0)
Conclusion [The Responsibility to Protect and International Law] (2011) (0)
R2P BEYOND THE WEST: SOVEREIGNTY, RESPONSIBILITY AND THE DECLINE OF MASS ATROCITIES IN EAST ASIA (2018) (0)
The final battle (2017) (0)
Gender and UN Peace Operations: The Confines of Modernity Tarja Va¨yrynen (2014) (0)
Victory: The triumph and tragedy of just war (2021) (0)
From Tripoli to Damascus? Lesson learning and the implementation of the Responsibility to Protect (2014) (0)
Introduction (2021) (0)
MichaelMandelbaum. The Rise and Fall of Peace on Earth. New York: Oxford University Press, 2019. (2020) (0)
A Reply to My Critics (2009) (0)
Book review of : The politics of international law. Edited by Christian Reus-Smit (2004) (0)
The prevention of mass atrocities: from principle to foreign policy in Australia (2012) (0)
Introduction: Taking World Peace Seriously (2020) (0)
War: how conflict shaped us (2021) (0)
Acknowledgement to Global Society Peer Reviewers (2019) (0)
Is Bombing Serbia Legal (1999) (0)
APSR EXTERNAL REVIEWERS, 2008–2009 (2009) (0)
The nation in social practice II (2018) (0)
Book review of: Global Insecurity: Restructuring the Global Military Sector, Volume III. Edited by Mary Kaldor (2003) (0)
Book Review: Hugh Poulton and Suha Taji-Farouki (eds.), Muslim Identity and the Balkan State (London: Hurst and Company in association with the Islamic Council, 1997, 250 pp., no price given pbk.) (1997) (0)
Fateful Choices: Political Leadership and the Paths to and from Mass Atrocities (2020) (0)
Francisco de Vitoria (1492-1546) (2017) (0)
The Absence of Prevention (2002) (0)
An assessment after five years (2010) (0)
Humanitarian action and the responsibility to protect (2014) (0)
Notes on Contributors (2009) (0)
Re-imagining the nation (2003) (0)
Legacies of Empire, Failures of Will (2014) (0)
Book review of : Terrorism, Freedom and Security: Winning Without War. By Philip B. Heymann (2004) (0)
Totalitarian Mass Killing (2012) (0)
Recommended Books (2009) (0)
The English school (2007) (0)
Review of: Legitimacy in international society by Ian Clark (2005) (0)
Building Community from Confrontation: the Southeast Asian Experience (2004) (0)
Critical Security Studies and the United Nations Preventive Deployment in Macedonia Eli Stamnes (2014) (0)
How Much Peace is Enough? A Reflection on Richard Caplan’s Measuring Peace (2020) (0)
Contributors (2010) (0)
Review of: The ethics of peace and war: from state security to world community (2005) (0)
Rethinking Humanitarian Intervention (2018) (0)
In this Issue (1999) (0)
The nation in social practice I (2018) (0)
A death foretold? Human rights, responsibility to protect and the persistent politics of power (2015) (0)
Atrocities and the ‘Golden Age’ of Humanitarianism (2012) (0)
Reviewers for volume 30 (2001) (0)
Introducing nietzsche to the study of nations (1999) (0)
Book Review: The myth of ethnic war: Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s.By G P Gagnon Jr Ithaca, NY, Cornell University Press, 2004 ISBN 0 8014 4264 8 (2005) (0)
Australia and International Peacekeeping (2014) (0)
Terror Bombing in the Second World War (2012) (0)
The Croatian historical statehood narrative (2003) (0)
Book review of: The just war revisited. By Oliver O’Donovan (2004) (0)
Book reviews (2002) (0)
Book review of : Power in Transition: The Peaceful Change of International Order. By Charles A.Kupchan, Emanuel Adler, Jean-Marc Coicaud and Yuen Foong Khong (2004) (0)
Principles, politics and prudence: Libya and the new politics of humanitarian war (2012) (0)
Book Review: The United States and the rule of law in international affairs (2005) (0)
The nation in social practice I: Economy, football and Istria (2003) (0)
‚ÄòWar on terror‚Äô/‚Äòwar on women‚Äô: Critical feminist perspectives (2007) (0)
The Cold War Struggle (1): Capitalist Atrocities (2012) (0)
Just and Unjust Wars: Thirty Years on (2007) (0)
Introduction: the challenge of providing peacekeepers (2013) (0)
Security and Community (2004) (0)
Industrial Versus Craft Unions (2021) (0)
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS (2008) (0)
Security Communities in Transition: The European Experience (2004) (0)
UN Security Council (2016) (0)
Security Communities and their Neighbours: A Framework of Analysis (2004) (0)
Human rights and the UN: Progress and challenges (2011) (0)
R2P and the Emergence of Responsibilities Across Borders (2019) (0)
Contemporary war and the crisis of human protection (2017) (0)
Book review of: Boundaries and Justice: Diverse Ethical Perspectives. Edited by David Miller and Sohail H. Hashmi (2003) (0)
Strategies of war (2009) (0)
Book Review: Simon Caney, Justice beyond Borders: A Global Political Theory (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005, 319pp., £32.00, hbk.) (2006) (0)
Book review of: The Balkans after the Cold War: from tyranny to tragedy. By Tom Gallagher (2003) (0)
Cause and effect in the war on terror (2007) (0)
Reviewers for Volume 33 (2004) (0)
From Rambouillet to Paris (2002) (0)
32. Humanitarian intervention in world politics (2019) (0)
Editor's Introduction (2007) (0)
Book review of : The Battle for Hearts and Minds: Using Soft Power to Undermine Terrorist Networks. Edited by Alexander T. J. Lennon (2004) (0)
R2P and the Use of Force (2022) (0)
Humanitarian crises since 2005 (2010) (0)
Asymmetry, Security and Trade: The North American Security Community (2004) (0)
Book Review: Peter R. Baehr and Leon Gordenker, The United Nations at the End of the 1990s, 3d ed. (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1999, 203 pp. £45.00 hbk.) (1999) (0)
What is genocide (2007) (0)
The nation in social practice II: Language, education and the Catholic Church (2003) (0)
Australia and UN Peace Operations (2014) (0)
The United Nations and Peacemaking (2022) (0)
Books Received (2008) (0)
The Promise of R2P (2014) (0)
The Cold War Struggle (2): Communist Atrocities (2012) (0)
Conclusion: Reshaping International Relations? (2004) (0)
Holding Back the Tide: Genocide Prevention in Our More Violent World (2018) (0)
Review Article - Unravelling Balkan Dilemmas? (2002) (0)
Acknowledgement to referees (2010) (0)
Sovereignty Redefined: The Promise and Practice of R2P (2022) (0)
Victory: The triumph and tragedy of just war (2021) (0)
Civilian Immunity and the Politics of Legitimacy (2012) (0)
War. Critical concepts in political science: History of war (2009) (0)
Thinking about World Peace (2020) (0)
Book Reviews (2011) (0)
State Terror in the Long Nineteenth Century (2012) (0)
Contemporary accounts of Croatian national identity (2018) (0)
Ethics and intelligence in the age of terror (2007) (0)
Book review of : Between anarchy and society: trusteeship and the obligations of power. By William Bain (2004) (0)
Book reviews (2000) (0)
War. Critical concepts in political science: Ethics and laws of war (2009) (0)
Note on pronunciation and language (2018) (0)
Front matter (2018) (0)
The R2P Imperative (2014) (0)
Book Reviews (2009) (0)
The private sector and atrocities prevention (2016) (0)

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