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Introduction: Denial, Fatalism and the Protection of Human Rights, Aidan Hehir Part I: Rethinking Fundamental Principles 1. Global Constituent Power: Protests and Human Rights, Anthony F Lang, Jr 2. A Critical Examination of "Humanity", Samuel Jarvis 3. Failed Interventions and the Inherent Contradictions of Liberal Internationalism, Eric A. Heinze 4. Humanitarian Intervention in Post-American International Society, Robert W. Murray Part II: "Protection" and Peacekeeping 5. The Uncertainties of International Protection, Kelly Staples 6. UN Peacekeeping and the Protection of Civilians Norm, Tom Keating 7. From Showpiece Interventions to Day-to-Day Civilian Protection: Western Humanitarian Intervention and UN Peacekeeping, Jonathan Gilmore and David Curran 8. The Responsibility to Protect or the Protection of Civilians: Which Policy Brand is more "Successful"?, Catherine Jones Part III: The Responsibility to Protect and Beyond 9. Norm Complexity and Contestation: Unpacking the R2P, Alan Bloomfield 10. "Why is it that we keep failing?" The Responsibility to Protect as a Hollow Norm, Aidan Hehir 11. Guns Vs Troops: The Ethics of Supplying Arms, James Pattison 12. The Limits of R2P and the Case for Pacifism, Jeremy Moses 13. The Responsibility to Protect: A Long View, Justin Morris Conclusion: The Future of Human Rights Protection, Robert W. Murray