Unilateralism in Conflict Resolution. Its Challenges in International Relations and Human Rights

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The thesis investigates the phenomenon of unilateral decision-making by countries in international affairs, particularly in warfare and peacemaking. It analyzes specific instances where nations acted independently, disregarding international norms and human rights protections. The study explores the implications of such actions on global relations, questioning the morality and consequences of unilateralism, especially when consensus is absent. Additionally, it examines statistical trends of unilateralism in contemporary politics, highlighting its potential risks and repercussions on the international stage.