Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
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美国政治与社会科学院年鉴
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10.1177/000271620001600101
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1900
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W.E. Lingulbach
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作者：
W.E. Lingulbach
干预是指一个国家或国家集团干涉另一个国家的事务，目的是迫使它采取或不采取某些行动。它的本质特征是力，或明或暗。简单的调解，甚至是正式的抗议，除非有强制执行要求的意图，否则都不构成干预。干预与国际法的关系，甚至与规范这种做法的规则的关系，仍然处于一种极不稳定的状态。[2]大多数作者满足于讨论干预在何种特定条件下是正当的或不正当的，而不试图确定干预在国际法体系中的地位。他们几乎毫无例外地以优先的方式对待这个问题。从各国独立、政治平等和拥有
Intervention is the interference of a state or group of states in the affairs of another state, for the purpose of compelling it to do or refrain from doing certain acts. Its essential characteristic is force, either open or concealed. Simple mediation or even a formal protest, unless there is present the intention of enforcing the demand, does not constitute intervention.’ The relation of intervention to international law and even the rules governing the practice are still in an extremely unsettled state.’ 2 Most writers content themselves with a discussion of the particular conditions under which intervention is or is not justifiable, and make no attempt to determine the place of intervention in a system of international law. Almost without exception they treat the subject in an &dquo;a prior£&dquo; manner. From the premises that nations are independent, politically equal and possessed of