Multilateralism Versus Unilateralism: The French Dilemma Facing Humanitarian Crises, from 1991 till 2013

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dc.abstract.enIn September 2013, the French president François Hollande threatened to use force against the Syrian regime for having used chemical weapons against the Syrian population. This announcement aroused a lot of issues, which can be embodied by one question: why has France disregarded multilateralism in this conflict?With this basis, I decided to analyze the French dilemma between multilateralism and unilateralism in the face of humanitarian crises. I have thus endeavoured to provide an answer to the question: why is multilateralism eventually meant at becoming France's strategy towards humanitarian crises?Eventually, the general framework of this Thesis has been as follows: showing that France is attached to human rights and multilateralism without being devoid of unilateral temptations, explaining why this alleged champion of multilateralism favors an assertive position towards humanitarian crises to the point sometimes of indulging into unilateralism, and concluding that this latter position cannot be sustained considering France's declining resources and that France needs multilateralism as its strategy facing humanitarian crises.pl
dc.abstract.plIn September 2013, the French president François Hollande threatened to use force against the Syrian regime for having used chemical weapons against the Syrian population. This announcement aroused a lot of issues, which can be embodied by one question: why has France disregarded multilateralism in this conflict?With this basis, I decided to analyze the French dilemma between multilateralism and unilateralism in the face of humanitarian crises. I have thus endeavoured to provide an answer to the question: why is multilateralism eventually meant at becoming France's strategy towards humanitarian crises?Eventually, the general framework of this Thesis has been as follows: showing that France is attached to human rights and multilateralism without being devoid of unilateral temptations, explaining why this alleged champion of multilateralism favors an assertive position towards humanitarian crises to the point sometimes of indulging into unilateralism, and concluding that this latter position cannot be sustained considering France's declining resources and that France needs multilateralism as its strategy facing humanitarian crises.pl
dc.affiliationWydział Studiów Międzynarodowych i Politycznychpl
dc.areaobszar nauk humanistycznychpl
dc.areaobszar nauk społecznychpl
dc.contributor.advisorMach, Zdzisław - 130132 pl
dc.contributor.authorRavel, Lanapl
dc.contributor.departmentbycodeUJK/WSMPpl
dc.contributor.reviewerMach, Zdzisław - 130132 pl
dc.contributor.reviewerVahlas, Alexispl
dc.date.accessioned2020-07-25T06:14:12Z
dc.date.available2020-07-25T06:14:12Z
dc.date.submitted2014-10-09pl
dc.fieldofstudyeuropeistykapl
dc.identifier.apddiploma-92553-172487pl
dc.identifier.projectAPD / Opl
dc.identifier.urihttps://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xmlui/handle/item/200691
dc.languageengpl
dc.subject.enFrance, Humanitarian Intervention, Multilateralism, Unilateralism and Strategypl
dc.subject.plFrancja, Interwencji Humanitarnej, Wielostronność, Unilateralizm i Strategiapl
dc.titleMultilateralism Versus Unilateralism: The French Dilemma Facing Humanitarian Crises, from 1991 till 2013pl
dc.title.alternativeWielostronność Versus Unilateralizm: Francuski Dylemat w Sytuacjach Kryzysów Humanitarnych, od 1991 do 2013pl
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