Title Saving lives with force : military criteria for humanitarian intervention / Michael O'Hanlon

Published Washington, D.C. : Brookings Institution Press, [1997] ©1997

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Description vii, 86 pages ; 23 cm Series Brookings studies in foreign policy ; 1 Brookings studies in foreign policy ; 1 Contents 1. Introduction. The Need for Outside Military Combat Forces -- 2. Planning and Conducting an Intervention. Establishing Lodgments. Establishing Strongholds. Neutralizing Hostile Forces and Extending Control -- 3. Mandates, Exit Strategies, and Mission Duration. When Not to Intervene. To Nation-Build, Nation-Divide, Negotiate, or Neutralize? Basic Elements of Nation-Building and Nation-Repairing -- 4. Costs and Casualties. Budgetary Costs. Casualty Estimates Summary In this book, military analyst Michael O'Hanlon shows how outside forces could intervene to stop an ongoing cycle of warfare in a country whose government has collapsed or come under severe internal challenge Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Subject United Nations -- Armed Forces. United Nations -- Peacekeeping forces. Humanitarian assistance, American. Humanitarian intervention. Intervention (International law) Author Brookings Institution. LC no. 97021230 ISBN 0815764472

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