Can Might Make Rights?: Building the Rule of Law after Military Interventions
by Rosa Brooks, David Wippman, Jane Stromseth
Can Might Make Rights? explores the difficult task of building the rule of law after military interventions. Rosa Brooks, David Wippman, and Jane Stromseth examine how military power relates to legal institutions and political order, offering a focused study of post-intervention governance and the challenges of creating lasting rule-of-law systems.
About This Book
Can Might Make Rights? examines efforts to build the rule of law after military interventions.
The book considers the relationship between military power, legal institutions, and political order.
Rosa Brooks, David Wippman, and Jane Stromseth address the difficulties of establishing durable rule-of-law systems in the aftermath of intervention.
It offers a focused contribution to discussions of law, governance, and international affairs.
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