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Military interventions to secure democracy and human rights : a critical study
Sahil Singh Chhikara
Military interventions to secure democracy and human rights : a critical study - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2020 - 59 p. ; 25 cm.
List of Contents DECLARATION ; CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; LIST OF CONTENTS ; TABLE OF CASES ; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS; ABSTRACT ; CHAPTER – 1; INTRODUCTION; 1.1 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1.2 RESEARCH PROBLEM ; 1.3 HYPOTHESIS ; 1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS; 1.5 IMPORTANCE OF PROBLEM ; 1.6 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ; 1.7 MODE OF CITATION ; 1.8 LIMITATION ; 1.9 REVIEW OF LITERATURE ; 1.10 CHAPTERISATION ; CHAPTER - 2 ; THE HISTORICAL ASPECT OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS, DEMOCRACY, STATE’S SOVEREIGNTY AND THEORIES RELATING TO MILITARY INTERVENTIONS ; 2.1 THE DOCTRINE OF JUST WAR AND ITS ORIGINS ; 2.2 THE MIDDLE AGES AND THE DOCTRINE OF JUST WAR ; 2.3 THE JUST WAR DOCTRINE IN THE EARLY MODERN TIMES AND THEORIES OF MILITRAY INTERVENTIONS; 2.4 SOVEREIGNTY ; 2.5 DEMOCRACY ; 2.6 THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMANITRIAN INTERVENTION DOCTRINE AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION ; 2.7 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE CONCEPT OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION .; 2.8 GLOBALIZATION AND MILITARY INTERVENTIONS ; 2.9 TIMELINE OF HUMANITARIAN LAW DEVELOPMENT:- ; CHAPTER - 3 ; INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INSTRUMENTS DEALING WITH THE NECESSITY OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS AND THEIR JUSTIFIABILITY ; 3.1 THE USE OF FORCE & POWER AND THE LAW ; 3.2 THE PRINCIPLE OF RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT (R2P)-; 3.3 THE MILITARY FORCE AND ITS USES: LEGALITY VS. LEGITIMACY ; 3.4 THE BUSH DORCTRINE - ; 3.5 THE BLAIR DOCTRINE- ; 3.6 THE PURPOSES OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES - ; 3.7 EXIT STRATEGIES; CHAPTER - 4 ; CASE STUDY OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS ; 4.1 INDIAN INTERVENTION IN EAST PAKISTAN AND BANGLADESH LIBERATION WAR, 1971 ; 4.2 KOSOVO WAR, 1999 ; 4.3 WAR IN AFGHANISTAN, 2001 ; 4.4 THE IRAQ WAR, 2003 ; 4.5 WAR IN LIBYA AND SYRIA ; CHAPTER - 5 ; CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Military interventions to secure democracy and human rights : a critical study - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2020 - 59 p. ; 25 cm.
List of Contents DECLARATION ; CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; LIST OF CONTENTS ; TABLE OF CASES ; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS; ABSTRACT ; CHAPTER – 1; INTRODUCTION; 1.1 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1.2 RESEARCH PROBLEM ; 1.3 HYPOTHESIS ; 1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS; 1.5 IMPORTANCE OF PROBLEM ; 1.6 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ; 1.7 MODE OF CITATION ; 1.8 LIMITATION ; 1.9 REVIEW OF LITERATURE ; 1.10 CHAPTERISATION ; CHAPTER - 2 ; THE HISTORICAL ASPECT OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS, DEMOCRACY, STATE’S SOVEREIGNTY AND THEORIES RELATING TO MILITARY INTERVENTIONS ; 2.1 THE DOCTRINE OF JUST WAR AND ITS ORIGINS ; 2.2 THE MIDDLE AGES AND THE DOCTRINE OF JUST WAR ; 2.3 THE JUST WAR DOCTRINE IN THE EARLY MODERN TIMES AND THEORIES OF MILITRAY INTERVENTIONS; 2.4 SOVEREIGNTY ; 2.5 DEMOCRACY ; 2.6 THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMANITRIAN INTERVENTION DOCTRINE AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION ; 2.7 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE CONCEPT OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION .; 2.8 GLOBALIZATION AND MILITARY INTERVENTIONS ; 2.9 TIMELINE OF HUMANITARIAN LAW DEVELOPMENT:- ; CHAPTER - 3 ; INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INSTRUMENTS DEALING WITH THE NECESSITY OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS AND THEIR JUSTIFIABILITY ; 3.1 THE USE OF FORCE & POWER AND THE LAW ; 3.2 THE PRINCIPLE OF RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT (R2P)-; 3.3 THE MILITARY FORCE AND ITS USES: LEGALITY VS. LEGITIMACY ; 3.4 THE BUSH DORCTRINE - ; 3.5 THE BLAIR DOCTRINE- ; 3.6 THE PURPOSES OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES - ; 3.7 EXIT STRATEGIES; CHAPTER - 4 ; CASE STUDY OF MILITARY INTERVENTIONS ; 4.1 INDIAN INTERVENTION IN EAST PAKISTAN AND BANGLADESH LIBERATION WAR, 1971 ; 4.2 KOSOVO WAR, 1999 ; 4.3 WAR IN AFGHANISTAN, 2001 ; 4.4 THE IRAQ WAR, 2003 ; 4.5 WAR IN LIBYA AND SYRIA ; CHAPTER - 5 ; CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS; BIBLIOGRAPHY.