Effectiveness, legitimacy, and the use of force in modern wars : the relentless battle for hearts and minds in NATO's war over Kosovo / Stephanie Wilson.
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- Relentless battle for hearts and minds in NATO's war over Kosovo
- Kosovo War, 1998-1999 -- Foreign public opinion
- Kosovo War, 1998-1999
- Humanitarian intervention -- Kosovo (Republic)
- Humanitarian intervention -- Political aspects -- Case studies
- Operation Allied Force, 1999 -- Foreign public opinion
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- Armed Forces -- Kosovo (Republic) -- Public opinion
- Intervention (International law) -- Case studies
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- Armed Forces -- Public relations -- Case studies
- Public relations and politics -- Case studies
- DR2087 W57 2009
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 264-289).
This study deals with one of the most fundamental problems regarding the use of force {u2013} the relation between law and power. More concretely, can illegal humanitarian wars be legitimized, or does a lack of legality doom any chance for legitimation? And why is legitimacy so important for the successful use of force? These questions are tackled by using the legitimization of NATO{u2019}s contentious humanitarian war over Kosovo in 1999 as a comprehensive case-study. -- on cover