When is it right to rescue? A response to Pasic and Weiss

Ethics and International Affairs 11:145–150 (1997)
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Arguing that humanitarian agencies cannot always actively pursue political agendas, Mapel argues that in deciding whether there is an obligation to intervene, the nature of the conflict, the costs and risks of intervention, and other factors must all be taken into consideration

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10.1111/j.1747-7093.1997.tb00024.x

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