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The principle and practice of R2P: Whose responsibility, what kind of action?
This project seeks to operationalise the principle of the responsibility to protect (R2P), which was agreed upon at the 2005 World Summit.
The principle and practice of R2P: Whose responsibility, what kind of action?
The project investigates how the principle of R2P can be operationalised in terms of preventive measures; sanctions; legal instruments; humanitarian protection; military intervention; protection in peacekeeping and peacebuilding and in connection to regional organisation and private actors. The project will result in a concept paper, several issue specific reports, a summary report and a monograph. Several workshops and seminars will also be organised in connection to the project.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Relevantpublications
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- R before D: the case of post conflict reintegration in Tajikistan
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