The Responsibility to Protect in Syria: Is there a place for regime change?

Abdullah Yusuf (Lead / Corresponding author), Eilidh Garvey

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    Abstract

    The dilemma facing the international community and the R2P doctrine today: is regime change required in order to successfully protect Syrians and bring peace and security to the state? Yet, one would hope that - if the R2P intervention/regime change formula is simply to stabilise dangerous situations and prevent their escalation by principally humanitarian motives – then the international community would likely cheer and offer support for the move.
    Original languageEnglish
    Specialist publicationScottish Global Forum Research
    Publication statusPublished - 2014

    Keywords

    • peace process
    • peacemaking
    • civil war
    • Middle East

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