%0 Journal Article
%T Replacing The Responsibility to Protect: The Equitable Theory of Humanitarian Intervention
%A Ciar£¿£¿n Burke
%J Amsterdam Law Forum
%D 2012
%I VU University Library
%X In this article, Ciar  n J. Burke argues that the a? Responsibility to Protecta?  initiative has failed. Burke presents a series of fundamental flaws, both with the doctrine advanced by the ICISS, and with the subsequent attempts to incorporate it into the international legal framework. Burke opines that equity, as a source of international law, should instead be used to shed fresh light on the debate, keeping the discourse within the law and away from subjective ethics, and drafting a novel framework which he dubs a? equitable humanitarian interventiona? .
%K international law
%K humanitarian intervention
%K responsibility to protect
%K independence
%K human rights law
%K Kosovo
%K Russia
%K Georgia
%K Putin
%K R2P
%K Equity
%K Equitable theory of humanitarian intervention
%U http://ojs.ubvu.vu.nl/alf/article/view/64