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Military Intervention in the 1990's

01 January 1991

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Military Intervention in the 1990's
libdoc November=1993

Author: Connaughton, Richard
Publisher: Routledge 1992
Keywords: Military Vietnam US UK UN Saudi Arabia

Contents:
Past intervention studies have gone so far as to examine the
justification for military intervention. Richard Connaughton takes
the opportunity presented by the new international order to take an
important step further. He argues how and why it is possible for
multilateral military intervention, as part of a collective security
regime in the 1990s, to succeed.

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