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Humanitarian Intervention: Is There a Need for a Legal Reappraisal?
The breakdown of Yugoslavia and the ensuing war has called into question many formerly uncontested principles of international law. Perhaps the most far‐reaching challenge to the traditional international law doctrine was brought about by the NATO intervention in Kosovo. Many authors cite this event
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