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Axworthy, Lloyd and Allan Rock (2009). "R2P: A New and Unfinished Agenda," Global Responsibility to Protect 1 (1): 54-69.
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Black, David (2007). "The Responsibility to Engage: Canada and the Ongoing Crisis in Darfur," Behind the Headlines 64 (4): 17-23.
Brunée, Jutta and Stephen Toope (2006). "Norms, Institutions and UN Reform: The Responsibility to Protect," Journal of International law and International Relations 2: 121-37.
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Biographies and Speeches

Axworthy, Lloyd (2003). Navigating a New World: Canada's Global Future (Toronto: Knopf).
Chrétien, Jean [nothing].
Graham, Bill (2016). The Call of the World: A Political Memoir (Vancouver: Onpoint Press). pp. 187, 190, 260, 320.
Martin, Paul (2004). Statement by the Prime Minister to the 59th UN General Assembly,
September 22, New York.
Martin, Paul (2008). Hell or High Water: My Life In and Out of Politics (McClelland and Stewart: Toronto), pp. 338-41.

Documents

Martin, Paul (2004). Address to the United Nations General Assembly. September 22. New York, United Nations.
United Nations (2005). In Larger Freedom: Towards Security, Development and Human Rights for All. Report of the Secretary General of the United Nations for Decision by Heads of State and Government in September 2005. A/59/2005. New York.

Other

Collins, Michelle (2009). "Has Canada's R2P About-Face Come Too Late?" The Embassy, April 22.
De Waal, Alex (2007). "No Such Thing as Humanitarian Intervention." Blog, March 21. Harvard International Review.
Taylor, Mark (2005/06). "Humanitarianism or Counterinsurgency: R2P at the Crossroads," International Journal 61 (Winter): 146-160.

Journal

Global Responsibility to Protect, 2009-