An Institutional Approach to the Responsibility to Protect - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Notes on Contributors

pp viii-x

Preface

pp xi-xv

Acknowledgements

pp xvi-xviii

Part I - Theoretical and practical perspectives on the responsibility to protect

pp 1-80

1 - The coining and evolution of responsibility to protect: the protection responsibilities of the State

pp 3-32

2 - Non-State actors

pp 33-57

3 - Peacekeeping operations

pp 58-80

Part II - The United Nations system

pp 81-196

4 - The Security Council

pp 83-108

5 - The General Assembly

pp 109-129

6 - The Secretary-General

pp 130-155

7 - The Human Rights Council

pp 156-178

8 - The International Law Commission

pp 179-196

Part III - Regional and security organisations

pp 197-362

9 - The European Union

pp 199-219

10 - The African Union

pp 220-246

11 - The Association of Southeast Asian Nations

pp 247-267

12 - The Organization of American States

pp 268-288

13 - The Arab League

pp 289-311

14 - The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

pp 312-337

15 - The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

pp 338-362

Part IV - International courts and tribunals

pp 363-436

16 - The International Court of Justice

pp 365-385

17 - The United Nations Criminal Tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda

pp 386-410

18 - The International Criminal Court

pp 411-436

Part V - Regional human rights protection mechanisms

pp 437-508