La gouvernance des interventions internationales de protection humaine dans l’après-guerre froide
Mots-clés :
Interventions humanitaires, Souveraineté des États, Communauté internationale, Opérations de paix, Théorie des relations internationalesRésumé
Le but de ce travail est de présenter une étude bibliographique de la littérature consacrée au sujet des interventions internationales de protection humanitaire au sein de la discipline des Relations Internationales produites suite à la fin de la guerre froide. La présentation de cette littérature est faite par l’examen des différents concepts d’intervention (y compris l’intervention internationale, l’intervention humanitaire, entre autres), ainsi que des concepts auxiliaires (tels que la souveraineté des États et la communauté internationale) et leur interaction avec les opérations de paix. Le but de cette enquête est de servir de base pour des études et des recherches universitaires et scientifiques ayant comme sujet le phénomène des interventions internationales pour la protection humaine.Téléchargements
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