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| Efforts to create stable, legitimate political authority and institutions in post-conflict situations |
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| situation in countries with female populations smaller than they would normally be |
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| Humanitarian Interventions |
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| Threats of use of force against a state accused of perpetrating or allowing human rights violations |
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| Set of principles for judging conditions for when states can resort to war and for the conduct of war |
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| International Criminal Court |
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| Permanent tribunal that tries individuals accused of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes |
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| Violations of international law governing conduct of warfare and treatment of soldiers and civilians during conflict |
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| Treaty declaring illegal any acts intended to destroy a national, ethnic, or religious group |
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| Freedom from arrest or prosecution granted to foreign representatives |
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| Attempt to force or negotiate settlement between warring factions, often in an internal conflict |
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| Troop deployment intended to halt armed conflict or prevent its recurrence in conflict areas |
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| Idea that aggressive use of force by any state will be met by combined force of all other states. |
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| International humanitarian laws dealing with treatment of wounded or captured soldiers and civilians under enemy control |
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