you read interventionist literature and in particular i focus on the widely influential book by samantha power, "a problem from hell: america and the anal of genocide," there's an assumption that intervention will only act to improve human rights. there's no consideration given for the possibility that intervention by military force itself will cause a great deal of damage and take many lives, as inevitably it will, nor is there much consideration beginning to the possibility that -- given to the possibility that it can intense phi the violence that it was supposedly trying to stop. and i point out that in yugoslavia that's exactly what happened. okay. for the rest of the talk, or most of the rest of the talk, i'm going to focus upon one chapter of the book which is the chapter on kosovo. i'm not going to deal with the other parts of the book which deal with the other yugoslav wars, again, to leave some time for questions and, you know, to keep it manageable. and i should add that kosovo, the kosovo intervention of 1999 whereby nato went to war for ten weeks against the republic of serbi