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Military-Civilian Interactions Intervening in Humanitarian Crises     Thomas G. Weiss     ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD PUBLISHERS, INC. Lanham • Boulder • New York • Oxford     Contents   List of Illustrations ix Foreword, Brian Urquhart xi Preface xiii List of Abbreviations xvii Introduction 1 1 Armed Forces and Humanitarian Action: Past and Present 7 2 Framework for Estimating Military Costs and Civilian Benefits from Intervention 31 3 Northern Iraq, 1991-1996: A Difficult Act to Follow? 43 4 Somalia, 1992-1995: The Death of Pollyannaish Humanitarianism? 69 5 Bosnia, 1992-1995: Convoluted Charity? 97 6 Rwanda, 1994-1995: Better Late than Never? 137 7 Haiti, 1991-1996: Why Wait So Long? 167 8 Humanitarian Intervention: Costs, Benefits, Quandaries 193 Notes 221 Selected Bibliography of the 1990s 257 Index 269 About the Author 281