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Lecture 16: Denouement of Humanitarian Intervention

How and why did NATO’s intervention in Libya happen? Prof. Ian Shapiro discusses the origins of this and its implications for the prospects for Humanitarian Intervention, the stability and future shape Middle East and the ability of the US to be a force for good internationally.

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Lecture 16: Denouement of Humanitarian Intervention

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