This study was started from 'non-ideal theory', the third chapter of The Law of Peoples written by J. Rawls. J. Rawls classified the international societies, focusing on 'the minimum human rights', show possibilities of humance intervention on except ...
This study was started from 'non-ideal theory', the third chapter of The Law of Peoples written by J. Rawls. J. Rawls classified the international societies, focusing on 'the minimum human rights', show possibilities of humance intervention on except examples that human rights can't be secured. However, it is hard to find concrete define about the humance intervention in his theory. Therefore, it is needed to fill up this part based on the whole context of The Law of Peoples.