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One of the most virulent issues of modern
humanitarianism is the degree of separation between military
interventions and the humanitarian community that come in front,
alongside and behind them. Humanitarianism was still smarting from
self-deprecation after Somalia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Kosovo when
Afghanistan, Iraq and the War on Terror ripped a big whole in the
established ethics of intervention. This analysis is urgently needed as
one of the original 'balls-of-steel' moral stalwarts faces deep
self-questioning. |