社会学-从索马里维和行动的失败看国际人道主义干预的困境（Sociology - looking at the plight of international humanitarian intervention from the failure of peacekeeping operations in Somalia）.docVIP

社会学-从索马里维和行动的失败看国际人道主义干预的困境（Sociology - looking at the plight of international humanitarian intervention from the failure of peacekeeping operations in Somalia） [Abstract] with the change after the cold war and globalization leads to the sovereignty concept of regional conflicts and ethnic and religious conflict intensified, the international humanitarian intervention in the international community increasingly frequent, especially in western countries take the humanitarianism as an excuse, many foreign humanitarian intervention; international humanitarian intervention is thus confronted with a huge controversy. This article intends to United Nations peacekeeping operations in Somalia as an example to illustrate the failure, as the debate in the international humanitarian intervention and the outcome is less than the western countries have announced their own good, still faces many difficulties and choices. Peacekeeping operations; international humanitarian intervention; difficulties Since 1991, after the fall of the regime Barre, Somalia plunged into civil war period of anarchy. From 1992 onwards, by the United Nations international organizations led to chaos in Somalia for international humanitarian intervention, but with little success, still in the Somali civil strife, conflicts and disputes between different armed factions even intensified, more frequent armed conflicts. From the failure of UN peacekeeping operations in Somalia, many difficulties in international humanitarian intervention can be seen. I. the legality of international humanitarian intervention After the end of the cold war, regional conflicts and ethnic and religious contradictions intensified, combined with a variety of complex factors brought developing countries continued chaos in its civilian and therefore suffered great harm, in this case, the intervention mechanism began to frequent in practice in international relations. Humanitarian intervention includes legal intervention by the United