International Conflict Processes / International Conflict Processes

Craig Douglas Albert, Augusta University

Considering Consent in Other-Defense and Humanitarian Aid - Jason Bond, Binghamton University

Feeding Conflict: US Humanitarian Food Aid and Civil Conflict - Matthew K Ribar, Stanford University

Reconceptualizing Humanitarian Intervention and R2P: A Bottoms Up Approach Towards Protecting Human Lives - Saad Ullah Khan, Georgia State University

Yemen and the Selectivity Problem in Military Humanitarian Interventions - Hesam Rahmani, University of California-Irvine

Revisiting the Restrictionist and the Moral Cosmopolitan Debate: Can the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine Act as Deterrence against Mass Atrocity and Human Rights Infringement in Africa?* - Nicholas Idris Erameh, Chrisland University

Nicholas Idris Erameh, Chrisland University

Craig Douglas Albert, Augusta University