The Culture of National Security : Norms and Identity in World Politics
The Culture of National Security : Norms and Identity in World Politics
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国家安全文化:世界政治中的规范和认同
DOI：
10.5860/choice.34-5942
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发表时间：
2011
影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
M. Finnemore
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作者：
M. Finnemore
自冷战结束以来，各国越来越多地面临军事干预的压力，事实上，各国也进行了军事干预，以保护本国以外的公民免受人道主义灾难的影响。最近在伊拉克为库尔德人设立保护区和在什叶派上空设立禁飞区的努力，在索马里缓解饥饿和建立某种政治秩序的努力，联合国在柬埔寨解除武装和重建国家的巨大军事努力，甚至在某种程度上在波斯尼亚采取人道主义救济的军事行动，都是军事行动的例子，其主要目标不是领土或战略，而是人道主义。
Since the end of the Cold War, states have increasingly come under pressure to intervene militarily and, in fact, have intervened militarily to protect citizens other than their own from humanitarian disasters. Recent efforts to enforce protected areas for Kurds and no-fly zones over Shiites in Iraq, efforts to alleviate starvation and establish some kind of political order in Somalia, the huge un military effort to disarm parties and rebuild a state in Cambodia, and to some extent even the military actions to bring humanitarian relief in Bosnia are all instances of military action whose primary goal is not territorial or strategic but humanitarian.