Table Of Contents:
Foreword 12(2)
Introduction 14(4)

Is Humanitarian Intervention Effective?

Chapter Preface 18(1)

Yes: Humanitarian Intervention Can Be Effective

Humanitarian Intervention Can Protect Human Rights 19(5)

Massoud Barzani

Humanitarian Intervention Can Save Lives 24(5)

Matthew Rothschild

There Is a Christian Duty to Intervene 29(6)

Kenneth R. Himes

Moral Considerations Should Outweigh Political Arguments on Intervention 35(4)

Jane Sharp

No: Humanitarian Intervention Is Not Effective

Humanitarian Intervention Is Not Effective 39(9)

Adam Roberts

Humanitarian Intervention Is Problematic 48(9)

Alex de Waal

Rakiya Omaar

Military Intervention Is Always Political 57(5)

Caleb Carr

Humanitarian Aid Undermines Self-Sufficiency 62(6)

Michael Maren

Should Interventions Be Used to Promote Peace and Democracy?

Interventions for Democracy: An Overview 68(9)

Jack Hitt

Yes: Interventions Should Be Used to Promote Peace and Democracy

The United Nations Should Intervene to Save Failing States 77(11)

Gerald B. Helman

Steven R. Ratner

The United Nations Should Foster Self-Government in Africa 88(7)

Paul Johnson

The United States Should Protect New Democracies 95(7)

Morton H. Halperin

The West Is Responsible for Peace and Democracy in Africa 102(5)

Jennifer Parmelee

Economic Sanctions Can Be Effective 107(6)

Ivan Eland

No: Interventions Should Not Be Used to Promote Peace and Democracy

Promotion of Western-Style Democracy Has Encouraged Violence 113(3)

Aryeh Neier

Intervention Should Not Be Used to Solve Regional Conflicts 116(8)

Barbara Conry

The United States Must Cease Its Imperialist Interventions 124(7)

Revolutionary Worker

Economic Sanctions Are Not Effective 131(4)

Gary Hufbauer

What Role Should the United Nations Play in Interventions?

United Nations Interventions: An Overview 135(4)

Lucia Mouat

The United Nations' Role Should Be Broadened

The United Nations Should Be the World's Policeman 139(10)

Lincoln P. Bloomfield

The United Nations Should Keep Peace and Promote Development 149(8)

Boutros Boutros-Ghali

The United Nations Should Have Its Own Volunteer Armed Forces 157(6)

Brian Urquhart

The United Nations' Role Should Be Restricted

The United Nations Should Play a Limited Role in Interventions 163(7)

Kim R. Holmes

The United Nations Should Stress Prevention over Intervention 170(6)

Thomas G. Weiss

The United Nations Should Not Use Military Force 176(5)

Michael Clough

When and Where Should the United States Intervene?

U.S. Intervention: An Overview 181(4)

Stephen Engelberg

The United States Should Undertake Interventions

The United States Must Lead Interventions to Prevent Aggression 185(3)

Stanley R. Sloan

The United States Should Intervene to Preserve International Order 188(5)

Robert G. Neumann

The United States Should Intervene to Promote Democracy 193(8)

Anthony Lake

The United States Should Intervene to Protect American Interests 201(6)

James A. Baker III

U.S. Interventions Should Balance Moral and Practical Principles 207(3)

James Chace

The United States Should Avoid Interventions

The United States Should Avoid Interventions 210(4)

David Fromkin

The United States Should Let Its Allies Defend Themselves 214(3)

Pat Buchanan

All U.S. Interventions Should Be Opposed 217(10)

Stephen R. Shalom
UN Interventions by World Region: September 1994 227(6)
Bibliography 233(6)
Organizations to Contact 239(5)
Index 244