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more specifically, it was to try to develop a global political consensus on how to move from polemics—and often paralysis—towards action within the international system, particularly through the United Nations.’’ Evans and Sahnoun, The Responsibility to Protect, vii. By ‘‘unilateral actions,’’ we mean those not taken within the nations represented at an international level by United Nations. Sarah Sewall, Dwight Raymond, and Sally Chin, MARO: Mass Atrocity Response Operations; A Military Planning Handbook (Cambridge, MA: Harvard Kennedy School / Carr Centre for Human Rights Policy, 2010), 5, 6, 12, 14, 52, 54. Subsequent references appear parenthetically in the text.
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