... for the Netherlands was in no doubt that the defeat of the Russian resolution reflected growing acceptance of the norm of ‘sovereignty as responsibility’: Today, we regard it as a generally accepted rule of international law that no sovereign State has the right to terrorize its own citizens. Only if that shift...

...Outlines and evaluates the political, legal, and ethical objections to humanitarian intervention. In so doing, it questions not only whether the doctrine of ‘sovereignty as responsibility’ has taken hold in international society, but also whether it should – particularly in the form suggested...

... an evolution in the notion of sovereignty, from ‘sovereignty as authority’ to ‘sovereignty as responsibility’; and through an expanded definition of what constitutes a threat to international peace and security under Chapter VII of the UN Charter. Second, despite this new climate of permissiveness...

... missions UN Security Council development plan Grahl Madsen A internally displaced person refugee UNHCR stateless persons High Level Panel on Internal Displacement legal regime humanitarian action human rights development sovereignty as responsibility political will The meeting...

... state primary role and responsibility Universal Periodic Review UPR host community internally displaced person legal regime multi-level governance coordination accountability sovereignty as responsibility norm generation If I had to select one sentence to describe the state of the world...

... on the rights and responsibilities of sovereignty in the 1990s and it examines the intellectual foundations for a redefinition of sovereignty laid in this decade by Francis Deng who articulated a concept termed “sovereignty as responsibility,” and also Kofi Annan. It then turns to the emergence...

...The concept of ‘sovereignty as responsibility’ is without question one of the foundations for the concept of the responsibility to protect (R2P). As United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon observed in 2008, R2P is built on the ‘positive and affirmative concept of sovereignty as responsibility...

... to the consolidation of ‘sovereignty as responsibility’ and ‘responsibility to protect’ (R2P) norms in the 2000s. civility hierarchy human rights institution building Jackson R H non interference responsibility self determination sovereignty Third World citizens crimes Deng F M genocide Global South...

.... Reconceptualizing sovereignty as responsibility allows us to circumvent problems thought to attend such proposals, for instance, that intervention would interfere unjustly with the sovereignty of nations. Protections against abuse provide the assurances we need and constitute an important part of the justification...

... such an account called sovereignty as responsibility. Whereas the traditional view regards tax cooperation of the kind defended in this book as a constraint on sovereignty, the position put forward here holds that certain forms of tax cooperation are required by, and conducive to, the protection of sovereignty...

... Responsibility to Protect R2P World Summit Outcome Document WSOD Annan Kofi Deng Francis Rwanda sovereignty as responsibility Sudan African Union AU Canada Algeria China Cuba Egypt India Iran Iraq Pakistan Qian Qichen Russia UN Human Rights Council HRC United States Venezuela Belarus...