Susan Breau Knihy

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Focusing on the concept of Responsibility to Protect, this book examines its significance in international relations and law. It delves into the notion of aggravated state responsibility, arguing that this emerging norm is intricately linked to the responsibility to protect, which mandates an international obligation to respond to global injustices. Through this exploration, the author highlights the evolving framework of accountability in the international legal landscape.