Humanitarian intervention and indigenous rights

pp. 185-207

in: Corlett, Race, rights, and justice, Berlin, Springer, 2009

Abstract

Having in the previous chapter analyzed the nature of collective moral rights, I shall now discuss the humanitarian intervention in terms of whether or not a certain country has a moral right to intervene into the affairs of another, and if so, under what conditions it would be justified for it to claim and exercise the right.