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1. Introduction 2. Public International Law and the Fundamental Principles Applicable to Intervention 3. Actors In International Law 4. The Evolution of the Concept of Non-Intervention in Public International Law 5. When Does Intervention Take Place? 6. Rights-Based Intervention 7. Intervention and the Doctrine of Self-Defence 8. Intervention by Invitation 9. Intervention Motivated by Criminal Factors 10. Intevention by Pretension and Indirect Intervention 11. Emerging Technologies and Contemporary Forms of Intervention 12. Conclusion |