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Aug 01, 2008
The Costs and Benefits of Intervention
It’s quite difficult to persuade anyone to try military intervention since the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Except the Australians that is. Australia’s strategy of humanitarian military intervention has received endorsements from the most unlikely of places—the communities where the Australian government has intervened.