A paradigm in global justice and human rights: Kosovo, Libya, and Syria.
During the last sixty years, global justice and human rights have become major preoccupations of the international world. However, this dissertation argues that there has been a major paradigm in the approaches taken by global powers with regard to intervention and the protection of justice and human rights over the past twenty years. Focusing on the conflicts in Kosovo, Libya and Syria, this dissertation first provides a brief synopsis of the three conflicts before providing a critique of the international communities reactions to them; in so doing, it suggests that with regard to Libya – regime change was the primary political driver and that in Syria active involvement to safeguard human rights has been abandoned.
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