The principle and practice of R2P: Whose responsibility, what kind of action?
Dette prosjektet tar sikte på å operasjonalisere prinsippet om ansvaret for å beskytte, som ble vedtatt ved verdenstoppmøtet i FN i 2005.Deltakere
Prosjektet ser på hvordan prinsippet om ansvaret for å beskytte kan operasjonaliseres med hensyn til preventive virkemidler, rettslige instrumenter, sanksjoner, humanitær beskyttelse, militær intervensjon, beskyttelse i fredsbevaring og fredsbygging, og i sammenheng med regionale organisasjoner og private aktører. Prosjektet vil produsere et konseptnotat, flere saksspesifikke rapporter, en oppsummerende rapport og en monografi. Flere arbeidsmøter og seminarer vil bli arrangert i forbindelse med prosjektet.
Finansiering
Utenriksdepartementet
Publikasjoner
- Laegreid, Turid (2008). Protecting Civilians from Harm. A Humanitarian Perspective. Oslo, NUPI. 18 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 6 . This article looks at how the practices of humanitarian protection relate to the concepts of Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and Protection of Civilians (PoC).
- Stamnes, Eli (2008). Operationalising the Preventive Aspects of the Responsibility to Protect. Oslo, NUPI. 27 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 1 . Report on the preventive aspects of the responsibility to protect (R2P).
- Stamnes, Eli , Jon Harald Sande Lie, Kristin M. Haugevik, Ståle Ulriksen, Nicholas J. Wheeler, Dorota Gierycz , Turid Lægreid (2009). The Principle and Practice of R2P: Whose Responsibility, What Kind of Action?. Oslo, NUPI. 17 sider. Sammendrag av prosjektrapport.
- Haugevik, Kristin M.
(2009). Regionalising the Responsibility to Protect: Possibilities, Capabilities and Actualities ,
Global Responsibility to Protect, Vol 1, No 3
.Brill.s. 346-363.This article discusses what role regional organisations can and should play in ensuring implementation of the international Responsibility to Protect (R2P). [url] - Haugevik, Kristin M. (2008). Regionalising the Responsibility to Protect: Possibilities, Capabilities and Actualities. Oslo, NUPI. 23 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 2 . This report discusses what part regional organizations can and should play in ensuring implementation of the international Responsibility to Protect (R2P).
- Wheeler, Nicholas J. (2008). Operationalising the Responsibility to Protect. The Continuing Debate over where Authority should be Located for the Use of Force. Oslo, NUPI. 27 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 3 . This report focuses on the question of where authority should be located for the use of force.
- Lie, Jon Harald Sande (2008). Protection of Civilians, the Responsibility to Protect and Peace Operations . Oslo, NUPI. 32 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 4 . This paper considers the conceptual challenges of operationalizing R2P, by examining it together with its conceptual protection sibling, the Protection of Civilians (PoC).
- Gierycz, Dorota (2008). The Responsibility to Protect. A Legal and Rights-based Perspective. Oslo, NUPI. 23 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 5 . This report analyses the responsibility to protect from a legal and rights-based perspective.
- Ulriksen, Ståle (2008). Power to Protect? The Evolution of Military Structures and Doctrine in Relation to the Responsibility to Prevent and Protect. Oslo, NUPI. 32 sider. Responsibility to Protect no. 7 . This report investigates military thinking and force structures in relation to the requirements of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P).
