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REFORMING THE AUTHORISING MECHANISM FOR INTERVENTION: HOW CAN THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT BE ACHIEVED?

Adediran, Bolarinwa Kayode

[Thesis]. Manchester, UK: The University of Manchester; 2018.

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This thesis considers how the international response to egregious crimes can be made more consistent and effective. It focuses in particular on the Security Council as the authorising mechanism for intervention and comprehensively evaluates the proposals for its reform. It shows that contrary to several existing proposals, reform to the Security Council would not improve its authorisation of international action to address atrocity crimes. Similarly, the thesis considers proposals that seek to circumvent the authority of the Security Council but rejects their capacity to bring about a more consistent humanitarian regime. Finally, it robustly considers and argues for the use of regional organisations as alternative authorising mechanisms during mass atrocities.

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Degree type:
Doctor of Philosophy
Degree programme:
PhD Politics
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Manchester, UK
Total pages:
246
Abstract:
This thesis considers how the international response to egregious crimes can be made more consistent and effective. It focuses in particular on the Security Council as the authorising mechanism for intervention and comprehensively evaluates the proposals for its reform. It shows that contrary to several existing proposals, reform to the Security Council would not improve its authorisation of international action to address atrocity crimes. Similarly, the thesis considers proposals that seek to circumvent the authority of the Security Council but rejects their capacity to bring about a more consistent humanitarian regime. Finally, it robustly considers and argues for the use of regional organisations as alternative authorising mechanisms during mass atrocities.
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en

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Manchester eScholar ID:
uk-ac-man-scw:316703
Created by:
Adediran, Bolarinwa
Created:
28th September, 2018, 12:37:53
Last modified by:
Adediran, Bolarinwa
Last modified:
9th January, 2019, 09:53:44

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