U.S. Intervention

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"Dealing with Ethnic Conflict
As much as is possible, the United States and the international community should refrain from intervention into ethnic conflicts within sovereign nations. Unfortunately, there will exist cases where the violence against unarmed civilians becomes so great and so atrocious that fundamental issues of humanity require that some action be taken. Thus, in cases of extreme violence, the United States should act in concert with the international community to force a diplomatic solution and, if necessary, commit international peacekeeping forces until such a solution can be reached.


The Clinton Administration has already demonstrated its willingness to intervene in ethnic conflicts where it can have no strategic gain. Mandelbaum notes several cases in the early 1990s that..."

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