… discussions in several European countries at the time. Effectively, the complete abolition
of coercive interventions has never been convincingly reported in any country or period. …

… As the external military support to the government consolidates its coercive and political
capacity, we expect more regional stability stemming from the target state. Most target …

… coercion. As various advocates and writers use diverse terms and definitions in their discussions
of “coercion… the concept of coercion, particularly “compellence” and “coercive diplomacy,…

… Second, I offer a decision-making procedure for justified intervention. Finally, I argue that
there is an important difference between the strategic argument and the humanitarian argument…

… I therefore present a typology of forms or variations in interventions that I find useful in
ruminating through what is undoubtedly a conceptual minefield: the motivations that fuel the …

… Coercive inducement the term was suggested by Kofi Annan, when he was undersecretary
general for peacekeeping is a form of coercive … , and Haiti) in which coercive inducement was …

… Unilateral action, particularly by neighboring states, risks the possibility of … in the coercive
category because of the extent of the pressures that are brought to bear on the target country or …

… apparatus, perhaps by decisive external intervention, could end authoritarianism and spell
… explain the robustness of the coercive apparatuses in many MENA countries and their will to …

… Coercive interventions of many kinds are the oldest … all countries in the management of
dangerous behaviour against self or others. Though a huge variety of coercive interventions has …

… has once governed the country since Cambodia attained independence), but also a long-running
regional conflict with direct involvement by Cambodia's neighbors and several global …