This book aims to put forth an analysis of the norm of "Responsibility to Project" (R2P) as it exists in the contemporary realm of international politics. The norm of R2P is in its initial stages of development. It has immense clarity in definition but the implementation of the same is still considerably vague. The book intends to analyes the debate about its "nobility" and the responsibility of the international community. Based on the presumption that multiateral efforts in the realm of peace and security are a complex tenet, the book reviews through a detailed case by case study of the genesis of the norm of R2P in the international system, providing a comprehensive comparative study. The book seeks political strength behind all R2P cases concerning the four crimes. The aim of the writing is intended towards invoking political neutrality of nations and international organizations to enhance the efficacy and effciency of implementation of the nation of R2P. The book is a guide to the crests and troughs of R2P in the dynamics of the contemporary international system.
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