The responsibility to protect: reflections on its foundation and articulation
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1. INTRODUCCIÓN. 2. LA SOBERANÍA ESTATAL COMO FUNDAMENTO JURÍDICO DE ESTA RESPONSABILIDAD. 3. LA RESPONSABILIDAD DE PROTEGER COMO OBLIGACIÓN DE LA COMUNIDAD INTERNACIONAL. 4. ELEMENTOS CONSTITUTIVOS DE ESTA RESPONSABILIDAD. 4.1. Punto de partida: la prevención. 4.2. La responsabilidad de reaccionar y sus criterios. 4.2.1. Causa justa: conditio sine qua non para una legítima reacción. 4.2.2. Otros criterios de intervención: intención, último recurso, y proporcionalidad. 4.3. Elemento final: la reconstrucción. 5. ¿CÓMO RESPONDE LA COMUNIDAD INTERNACIONAL ANTE ESTA “TRIPLE” OBLIGACIÓN CUANDO EL CONSEJO DE SEGURIDAD EJERCE EL DERECHO DE VETO? 6. CONSIDERACIONES FINALES.
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