R2P and the Question of War Against Iran: Sovereignty, Intervention, and the Structural Limits of International Protection

R2P and the Question of War Against Iran: Sovereignty, Intervention, and the Structural Limits of International Protection

The doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) stands as one of the most ambitious normative innovations in contemporary international law. Emerging from the moral and political failures of the international community in the late twentieth century, it seeks to reconcile two principles long considered irreconcilable: the sovereignty of states and the protection of individuals … Read more