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    'Can the Protection of Goods of Common Interest be a Justification for Interventions in State Sovereignty? - Possibility of an 'Ecological' Intervention'
    (2011) Baenke, Janet; Devine, Derry; Chirwa, Danwood
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    'Can the protection of goods of common interest be a justification for interventions in state sovereignty? - possibility of an 'ecological' intervention'
    (2011) Baenke, Janet; Devine, Derry; Chirwa, Danwood
    To begin with: humankind depends essentially on a functional eco-system. For instance, without clean air, clean water or an intact ozone layer, only a few examples, is life on earth not possible. That means that the protection of the environment is indirectly the protection of humanity as well.
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