Most scholarship on humanitarian intervention frames the ethical, moral and legal debate over intervention in terms of a binary, between human rights and state sovereignty. This book outlines and destabilises this false binary in the debate, between the human and the state.
Most scholarship on humanitarian intervention frames the ethical, moral and legal debate over intervention in terms of a binary, between human rights and state sovereignty. This book outlines and destabilises this false binary in the debate, between the human and the state.
Susannah O'Sullivan teaches International Relations at the University of Bristol and University of Leicester, UK. She received her PhD from the University of Manchester in 2015.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Libya's 'model intervention' 1. Humanitarian Intervention and R2P in Critical Perspective; From Humanitarian Intervention to R2P; The critique of intervention and R2P: a view from where? 2. Space, time and insecurity: Challenge hegemonic liberal space-time; Outlining a critical spatio-temporal methodology; Challenging progressive liberal time 3. Their History, Our Speed: Precision and Speed in Virtuous War in Libya; The need for speed in military intervention ; Humanitarianism from a great height: grey battle lines in the virtuous war 4. Bombs, Torture and Migrants: The Colonial Present in Libya; Colonial entanglements and the making of the Libyan state; A two-dimensional 'Gaddafi's Libya' and multidimensional geographies of violence; Coming in from the cold: Arms, torture and migration in the deal with Gaddafi 5. Geographies of the uprising: rag-tag rebels and military deficiencies; Imaginative geographies of the Libya conflict; 'Rag-tag rebels': juvenility, fear and threat; Libya's political space post-Gaddafi; Coda: Contestation and disorder 6. Voices of Resistance; Voices of the uprising, rebuilding the state; Conclusion: When a war is not a war, and resisting humanitarian intervention
Introduction: Libya's 'model intervention' 1. Humanitarian Intervention and R2P in Critical Perspective; From Humanitarian Intervention to R2P; The critique of intervention and R2P: a view from where? 2. Space, time and insecurity: Challenge hegemonic liberal space-time; Outlining a critical spatio-temporal methodology; Challenging progressive liberal time 3. Their History, Our Speed: Precision and Speed in Virtuous War in Libya; The need for speed in military intervention ; Humanitarianism from a great height: grey battle lines in the virtuous war 4. Bombs, Torture and Migrants: The Colonial Present in Libya; Colonial entanglements and the making of the Libyan state; A two-dimensional 'Gaddafi's Libya' and multidimensional geographies of violence; Coming in from the cold: Arms, torture and migration in the deal with Gaddafi 5. Geographies of the uprising: rag-tag rebels and military deficiencies; Imaginative geographies of the Libya conflict; 'Rag-tag rebels': juvenility, fear and threat; Libya's political space post-Gaddafi; Coda: Contestation and disorder 6. Voices of Resistance; Voices of the uprising, rebuilding the state; Conclusion: When a war is not a war, and resisting humanitarian intervention
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