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Just War Or Just Peace?: Humanitarian Intervention And International Law (Oxford Monographs In International Law),Used Incorporated Based On A Fouryear ResearchThis Book Asks Whether States Have The Right To Intervene In Foreign Civil Conflicts For Humanitarian Reasons. The Un Charter Prohibits State Aggression, But Many Argue That Such A Right Exists As An Exception To This Rule. Offering A Thorough Analysis Of This Issue, The Book Puts Nato'S Action In Kosovo In Its Proper Legal Perspective.