Responsibility to Protect

0. Introduction: The Responsibility to Protect

1. Introduction The Responsibility to Protect
Richard H. Cooper, Juliette Voïnov Kohler

Section 1. The Responsibility to Protect: Roots and Rationale

2. The Responsibility to Protect
Gareth Evans

3. Advancing the Responsibility to Protect Through International Criminal Justice
Cherif Bassiouni

4. In Our Interest
Susan E. Mayer

5. Toward a Jewish Argument for the Responsibility to Protect
Aaron Dorfman, Ruth Messinger

6. Atrocity Crimes Framing the Responsibility to Protect
David Scheffer

Section 2. Where the Rubber Hits the Road: The Responsibility to Protect in Northern Uganda,Darfur,and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. And Iraq?

7. Was the Iraq War a Humanitarian Intervention? And What Are Our Responsibilities Today?
Kenneth Roth

8. The Democratic Republic of the Congo
Herbert F. Weiss

9. Dealing with Atrocities in Northern Uganda
Mary Page

10. Spread Wide the Word
William F. Schulz

Section 3. Moving the Responsibility to Protect from Rhetoric to Action: What it Means for Philanthropy, the United States, and the International Community

11. Reaching Across Borders
Adele Simmons, April Donnellan

12. Beyond Words
Lee Feinstein, Erica De Bruin

13. Building Structures for Peace
Joe Volk, Scott Stedjan

14. Realizing the Responsibility to Protect in Emerging and Acute Crises
William Pace, Nicole Deller, Sapna Chhatpar

15. Moving From Military Intervention to Judicial Enforcement
Richard H. Cooper, Juliette Voïnov Kohler

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations, Political Sociology, Political Science