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Higher levels of expressed self-interest, be it autocratic dominance or the outcome of “principled realpolitik”, as well as rising economic and social inequality shows a world in profound change. The principle of equidistance and human-centrism as paradigm of the new post-Afghan intervention logic manifests itself in effects in international law, international crisis and conflict management as well as common definitions and joint strategies.
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Werther-Pietsch, U. (2022). Reality Check: New Intervention Logic. In: Transforming Security. Global Power Shift. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87097-3_10
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