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ISSN: 0393-2729, 1751-9721 (online)

Italy's oldest English-language journal of international affairs
The International Spectator, established in 1966, is a peer-reviewed international affairs journal.
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The Responsibility to Protect at Ten: Glass Half Empty or Half Full?

Jennifer M. Welsh
p. 1-8
In: The International Spectator 51/2

R2P: “State of Play”

Sam Sussman
Kalypso Nicolaïdis
p. 9-18
In: The International Spectator 51/2

Responsibility to Protect in the Age of Global Terror: A Methodological Reassessment

Francesco Francioni
p. 19-29
In: The International Spectator 51/2

First Things First: R2P Starts with Direct Negotiations

Emmanuel De Groof
p. 30-48
In: The International Spectator 51/2

Responsibility to Protect: Russia's Approaches

Vladimir Baranovsky
Anatoly Mateiko
p. 49-69
In: The International Spectator 51/2

Terrorism, Conflicts and the Responsibility to Protect Cultural Heritage

Federico Lenzerini
p. 70-85
In: The International Spectator 51/2

Evidence-Informed Prevention of Civil Wars and Mass Atrocities

Peter Rudolf
p. 86-98
In: The International Spectator 51/2

Egypt’s Foreign and Security Policy in Post-R2P Libya

Wolfgang Mühlberger
p. 99-112
In: The International Spectator 51/2

Conspiracism In and Around Libya

Karim Mezran
p. 113-118
In: The International Spectator 51/2

The European Union and Mutual Assistance: More than Defence

Sven Biscop
p. 119-125
In: The International Spectator 51/2

A Quest for Peace: Stabilising Communities after Civil Wars

Tommaso De Zan
p. 126-127
In: The International Spectator 51/2

The European Union as a Security Provider. Time to Take it Seriously

Andrea Locatelli
p. 128-129
In: The International Spectator 51/2