This book examines core thematic approaches to the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and analyses case studies regarding the implementation of this important global norm.
This book examines core thematic approaches to the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and analyses case studies regarding the implementation of this important global norm.
Cecilia Jacob is a fellow in the Department of International Relations, the Australian National University, Canberra. Martin Mennecke is associate professor of international law at the University of Southern Denmark and adviser to the R2P Focal Point in the Danish Foreign Ministry.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Gareth Evans Introduction: The challenges of implementing the R2P norm Cecilia Jacob and Martin Mennecke 1. R2P as an atrocity prevention framework: Concepts and institutionalization at the global level Cecilia Jacob Part I: National implementation mechanisms 2. Denmark and the implementation of R2P Martin Mennecke 3. Atrocity prevention under the Obama administration Stephen Pomper Part II: Regional implementation mechanisms 4. ASEAN regionalism and capacity building for atrocities prevention: Challenges and prospects Noel M. Morada 5. African experiences of R2P implementation Frank O. Okyere 6. Europe s contested engagement with R2P in a transitional international order Edward Newman and Cristina Stefan Part III: Atrocity prevention 7. Atrocity prevention, national resilience, and implementation Stephen McLoughlin 8. Atrocity prevention in practice: Studying the role of Southeast Asian women in atrocity prevention Sara E. Davies Part IV: International legal accountability 9. Linking human rights accountability and compliance with R2P implementation Ekkehard Strauss 10. Linking the past and the present: The contribution of transitional justice to security after complex conflicts Susanne Karstedt and Michael Koch Part V: Peacekeeping, civil military assistance, and stabilization 11. Implementing R2P through United Nations peacekeeping operations: Opportunities and challenges Charles T. Hunt and Lisa Sharland 12. Civil military relations and R2P: The Afghan experience William Maley Conclusion: R2P at a crossroads: Implementation, or marginalization Ivan imonovi
Foreword Gareth Evans Introduction: The challenges of implementing the R2P norm Cecilia Jacob and Martin Mennecke 1. R2P as an atrocity prevention framework: Concepts and institutionalization at the global level Cecilia Jacob Part I: National implementation mechanisms 2. Denmark and the implementation of R2P Martin Mennecke 3. Atrocity prevention under the Obama administration Stephen Pomper Part II: Regional implementation mechanisms 4. ASEAN regionalism and capacity building for atrocities prevention: Challenges and prospects Noel M. Morada 5. African experiences of R2P implementation Frank O. Okyere 6. Europe s contested engagement with R2P in a transitional international order Edward Newman and Cristina Stefan Part III: Atrocity prevention 7. Atrocity prevention, national resilience, and implementation Stephen McLoughlin 8. Atrocity prevention in practice: Studying the role of Southeast Asian women in atrocity prevention Sara E. Davies Part IV: International legal accountability 9. Linking human rights accountability and compliance with R2P implementation Ekkehard Strauss 10. Linking the past and the present: The contribution of transitional justice to security after complex conflicts Susanne Karstedt and Michael Koch Part V: Peacekeeping, civil military assistance, and stabilization 11. Implementing R2P through United Nations peacekeeping operations: Opportunities and challenges Charles T. Hunt and Lisa Sharland 12. Civil military relations and R2P: The Afghan experience William Maley Conclusion: R2P at a crossroads: Implementation, or marginalization Ivan imonovi
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