Military Intervention by Consent: Remarks

Ashley S. Deeks;

Military Intervention by Consent: Remarks

Ashley S. Deeks

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Proceedings of the American Society of International Law

DATE

2017

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

Ashley S. Deeks

Abstract

My comments will address not only consensual uses of force in an armed conflict paradigm, but also a variety of other uses of force inside another state's territory with consent, such as renditions and targeted killings. I want to examine the effect that the use of consent has on the international law ecosystem. In my view, consent has both positive and negative effects on this ecosystem. I do not plan to come down on one side or the other in assessing the overall balance; instead, I simply will identify consent's effects. Nor am I focused on the quality of the consent given by the territorial state; I will assume that the consent is technically sound.

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Ashley S. Deeks, Military Intervention by Consent: Remarks, 111 Proceedings of the American Society of International Law 221-22 (2017).

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