Riccardo Labianco
Professor
Law
School of Oriental and African Studies University of London
United Kingdom
Biography
International legal norms on the use of force seem aimed at reducing violence and maintaining international peace. At the same time, the conduct of a number of states of providing military assistance, especially arms, to states involved in domestic conflicts seems concerning the principle of non-intervention in domestic affairs. Can and how state-to-state military assistance in these scenarios be reconciled with these principles? Is there any gap in the current state of the art of international law?
Research Interest
law
