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Burma, the U.N., and the ‘Responsibility To Protect’ Doctrine
May 15th, 2008 at 3:17 pm

R&E correspondent Anne-Marie Slaughter analyzes the quandary that the U.N. is in in regards to the Myanmar cyclone, and how the situation may force the R2P doctrine into effect in the case of such a humanitarian crisis.

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