Haidi Willmot (United Nations),
Ralph Mamiya (formerly, United Nations),
Scott Sheeran (Univ. of Essex - Law), &
Marc Weller (Univ. of Cambridge - Law) have published
Protection of Civilians (Oxford Univ. Press 2016). Contents include:
- Jan Ellison, Foreword
- Hugo Slim, Civilians, Distinction and the Compassionate View of War
- Scott Sheeran & Catherine Kent, Protection of Civilians, Responsibility to Protect, and Humanitarian Intervention: Conceptual and Normative Interactions
- Ralph Mamiya, A History and Conceptual Development of the Protection of Civilians
- Stian Kjeksrud, Jacob Aasland Ravndal, Andreas Øien Stensland, Cedric de Coning & Walter Lotze, Protecting Civilians: Comparing Organizational Approaches
- Haidi Willmot, The Evolution of the United Nations Collective Security System
- Andrew Clapham, Protection of Civilians Under International Human Rights Law
- Jamie A Williamson, Protection of Civilians Under International Humanitarian Law
- Erin Mooney, Displacement and the Protection of Civilians under International Law
- Mona Ali Khalil, Legal Aspects of the Use of Force by United Nations Peacekeepers for the Protection of Civilians
- Siobhan Wills, International Responsibility for Ensuring the Protection of Civilians
- Jean-Marie Guéhenno, The United Nations and the Protection of Civilians
- Ben Kioko & Lydia Wambugu, The African Union and the Protection of Civilians
- Bruno Stagna Ugarte, Security Council Diplomacy on the Protection of Civilians: A Convoluted History
- Fiona Blyth & Patrick Cammaert, Using Force to Protect Civilians in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations
- Stian Kjeksrud, The Utility of Force for Protecting Civilians
- Michael Keating & Richard Bennett, The Contribution of Human Rights to Protecting People in Conflict
- Sara Pantuliano & Eva Svoboda, Humanitarian Protection - Moving beyond the Tried and Tested
- Lise Grande, The Problems and Dilemmas of Helping to Build Protection Capacities
- Aditi Gorur & Nils Carstensen, Community Self-protection
