… elements of internationalist legitimacy – a legitimacy found not in a … Taking the legitimacy of
international intervention in local … situational, provisional aspect of legitimacy, on the way that …

… elements of internationalist legitimacy—a legitimacy found not in a … Taking the legitimacy of
international intervention in local … the situational, provisional aspect of legitimacy, on the way …

… Facing a perplexity of that sort, an irresolute international law has the potential to create
competing notions of legitimacy, the axes of which lead to a rift in the cohesion of legal principles …

… by partition and challenged their legitimacy, particularly when … This book represents a second
intervention into the ongoing … rivals in 1941, after Axis powers launched surprise attacks on …

… intervention by the "capitalist" states in Soviet affairs, and, subsequently, against aggression
by the Axis … 27 in contrast to the doctrine of rebus sic stantibus, which bases the invalidity of …

… Nathaniel Berman's chapter, Chapter 4, “Intervention in a ‘Divided World': Axes of
Legitimacy," examines some of the ideas discussed in the first three chapters. In this context, he …

Intervention in a ‘Divided World’: Axes of Legitimacy … Philip ALSTON and Euan
MACDONALD (eds), Human Rights, Intervention, and the Use of Force, Oxford, Oxford …

… sovereignty and non-intervention and resist the emergence … not reflect the prevailing liberal
axis of states that promote norms … , non-intervention, and the assumption of state legitimacy. ‘…

… “dependent territories” occupied by Axis powers, Du Bois wrote to the … legitimation of
contemporary imperialist interventions. The rearticulation of the terms of “international intervention” …

… These fault lines in their view centre on legitimacy and around the UN Security Council
as a focal point in international decision making and military intervention. Two less-addressed …