Military Intervention - Globe Thesis

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21.	Promotion of geopolitical interests through military intervention in regional conflicts: US/NATO intervention in former Yugoslavia in 1999 and Russian incursion into Georgia in 2008
22.	Foreign military intervention in civil wars
23.	Ending the bloodshed and bridging the chasm: Military intervention and conflict resolution
24.	Humanitarian military intervention: The ethical imperative vs the rule of law
25.	What makes leaders 'think war'? Foreign military intervention decision making in post-Cold War Germany
26.	Accounting for changes in United States military intervention patterns
27.	Just causes or false premises? Just war theory and Western military intervention, 1945--1995
28.	Understanding military intervention in the post-Cold War era: A comparative analysis (Gulf War, Somalia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rwanda)
29.	Civil-military relations in 'Islamic democracies': Military intervention & withdrawal in Algeria, Pakistan, & Turkey
30.	The end of liberal institutional history: Military intervention and the fallacy of institutional order in the post-Cold War era
31.	Military intervention: A Cold War assessment of the 'essence' of decision
32.	Multilateral military intervention analysis in the post-Cold War era
33.	United States policy toward Haiti, 1991--1994
34.	Warring ideas: Explaining United States military intervention in regional and civil conflicts
35.	Foreign military intervention and democratization: The evidence from Panama, 1960--1994
36.	Might and rights: The operational culture of humanitarian military intervention
37.	Improvised crusades: Explaining the 'inconsistent' use of military intervention by the Bush administration
38.	The role of foreign policy doctrine in the decision-making process for United States military intervention in Latin America, 1960--1994
39.	Reagan administration foreign policy: Military intervention and international law
40.	Saving Our Western Neighbors: How Regional Institutions & Conflict Perceptions Drive Humanitarian Military Intervention
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