Explore the critical challenges of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) norm with this incisive analysis. This essential volume delves into conceptual debates and operational complexities, examining R2P’s limits and impact on global human rights and atrocity prevention. Drawing on diverse scholarly perspectives, it addresses crucial political, legal, and ethical questions shaping international security. A vital resource for students and professionals in international law, conflict studies, peacebuilding, and IR/Security Studies seeking a nuanced understanding of R2P’s evolving role in global governance.