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Book Review: International Relations: Humanitarian Intervention

belligerents’ different military and political objectives to different pre-war assessments, destructive capacities, cost tolerance and their evolving strategic choices and different war outcomes. There are also some measurement and conceptual labelling problems – e.g. designating war aims based on the methods to acquire them, or the conflation between the different levels of strategy and levels of goals. The book nevertheless offers a solid, precise and original theoretical model worthy of further development and discussion by scholars of international security. Future research could extend its logic, formulate specific causal mechanisms and tackle the different processes related to the belligerents’ goal formation and their change or evolution during war.