Intro -- Endorsements -- Contents -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1 The responsibility to protect: Game change and regime change -- 2 The protection of civilians in armed conflict: Four concepts -- 3 The responsibility to protect and the protection of civilians in armed conflict: Overlap and contrast -- 4 The responsibility to protect and the protection of civilians: A view from the United Nations -- 5 A tale of two norms -- 6 Peacekeeping, civilian protection mandates and the responsibility to protect -- 7 Enhancing protection of civilians through "responsibility to protect" preventive action -- 8 Framing a protection service -- 9 The relationship between international humanitarian lawand responsibility to protect: From Solferino to Srebrenica -- 10 The responsibility to protect civilians from political violence: Locating necessity between the rule and its exception -- 11 The responsibility to protect and the international refugee regime -- 12 Enhancing the capacities of state and regional institutions in transforming responsibility to protect from words to deeds: The case of Indonesia and ASEAN -- 13 Towards a "responsibility to provide": Cultivating an ethic of responsible sovereignty in Southeast Asia -- 14 Interaction of the norms of protection -- Index.

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