Titlebook: Humanitarian Intervention and the AU-ECOWAS Intervention Treaties Under International Law; Towards a Theory of John-Mark Iyi Book 2016 Spr

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Book 2016nd international law on the other hand. In view of questions relating to African Union and UN relationship in the maintenance of international peace and security in Africa in recent years, the book examines the legal issues involved and how they can be resolved. By explaining the legal theory underp

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Introduction,hese humanitarian catastrophes and the resulting tragic consequences once again forced the controversial doctrine of humanitarian intervention and the use of force to protect human rights and save populations from mass atrocities on the front burner in the late 1990s.

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,Post-Cold War Interventions in Africa and the Origin of the AU–ECOWAS Regional Military Interventiots in the continent in subsequent decades. The consequence was a sharp increase in the number of intra-state conflicts in Africa. At the beginning of the 1989–1998 decade there were 14 armed conflicts in Africa. By the end of the 1990s, the number of armed conflicts in Africa rose to 16.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23624-7African Union; Economic Community of West African States; Humanitarian intervention; International peac

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978-3-319-79511-9Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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From Humanitarian Intervention to the Responsibility to Protect, the nineteenth century that it began to acquire a specific and technical meaning. Yet, its legal validity before and after the UN Charter came into force remains controversial. In this chapter, I briefly track the origin and debates in the different stages of the normative evolution of the doctrine

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,The AU–ECOWAS Regional Military Intervention Legal Regimes and the UN Charter,rs the relationship between these provisions and relevant provisions of the UN Charter and outlines the arenas of . normative conflict or ambiguities. Thirdly, it examines the justifications and possibility of normative compatibility between the regimes. Both the AU and ECOWAS instruments are examin