Humanitarian intervention - judgement grid

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Grid complete - now write a paragraph on whether humanitarian intervention has done more harm than good. Walk-through Detailed notes

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Where to go next

📜Walk-throughThe whole topic in order, including the six intervention cases and the courts-against-intervention debate. 📖Detailed notesThe institutions, R2P, the P5 veto problem and how to compare effectiveness across issue areas. 📝Worked examplesNamed examples with their significance, drawn from the database, with a test-yourself mode. 🧩Key conceptsTap-to-reveal definitions of the bodies, doctrines and supporting terms. 🃏FlashcardsQuick recall of the institutions, cases and key ideas from the topic.