Humanitarian Crises and International Relations 1959-2013

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Humanitarian Crises and International Relations (1959-2013) presents a brief study of the relations between sovereign nations from 1959 to the current Afghanistan crisis (post NATO intervention). Each chapter is going to analyze a specific crisis in a chronological order. The chapters demonstrate how humanitarian crises linked to civil and military conflicts have reshaped international relations in our world today.

This book is a key tool for students undertaking courses related to the history of international relations as well as human rights and on international migrations. The topics in this book are connected to different disciplines (Anthropology History and Political Science) and attempt to trace the most important change in the history of international relations related to the world crisis viz civil or external conflicts.

PDF ISBN: 978-1-60805-834-1

Publisher: Bentham Science

Publication date: 2014

Language: English

Pages: 241

Related subjects:

Social sciences,

Political science,

Human rights

Humanitarian Crises and International Relations 1959-2013

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