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HUMANITARIAN OBLIGATIONS

India and the Libyan Crisis: Flirting with the Responsibility to Protect, Retreating to the Sovereignty Norm

Alan BloomfieldCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 27-55 | Published online: 05 Mar 2015

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Bjørn Møller. (2017) India and the responsibility to protect. Third World Quarterly 38:8, pages 1921-1934.
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Mohammed Nuruzzaman. (2022) “Responsibility to Protect” and the BRICS: A Decade after the Intervention in Libya. Global Studies Quarterly 2:4.
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