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NAJEM, TOM PIERRE
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049497
Good governance in the Middle East oil monarchies
/ Najem, Tom Pierre (ed); Hatherington, Martin (ed)
2003
Najem, Tom Pierre
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London, Routledge Curzon, 2003.
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xv, 141p.
Series
Durham modern Middle East and Islamic world series; no. 4
Standard Number
0415297400
Key Words
Persian Gulf States - Politics - Government
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Lebanon and Europe:The foreign policy of a penetrated state.
/ Najem, Tom Pierre
Winter 2003
Najem, Tom Pierre
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Winter 2003.
Key Words
Lebanon
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Europe-Lebanon relations
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Lebanon-International Relations-Europe
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Was R2P a viable option for Syria? Opinion content in the Globe and Mail and the National Post, 2011–2013
/ Najem, Tom Pierre; Soderlund, Walter C ; Briggs, E Donald ; Cipkar, Sarah
Najem, Tom Pierre
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In the spring of 2011 the Syrian civil war emerged as a late chapter of the “Arab Spring,” a chapter that in retrospect has turned out to be the most complex and potentially most serious. How such crisis events are framed in press coverage has been identified as important with respect to possible responses the international community makes under the doctrine of Responsibility to Protect (R2P). By most indicators (number of casualties, number of refugees, plus the use of chemical weapons against civilians), Syria certainly qualified as a candidate for the application of a UN Security Council authorized R2P reaction response; yet during the first two-and-a-half years of the war no such action was forthcoming.
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Middle East
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Syria
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UN
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International Intervention
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US Foreign Policy
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R2P
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Canadian Foreign Policy
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Civil War
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Globe and Mail
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National Post
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