14087>by Fatmir Zajmi I have, as a Kosova Albanian, accepted the challenge of “defending” the legality of what I consider the most humanitarian and generous international act of the post-Second World War period: NATO’s intervention in Kosova in 1999. On the whole, I feel that the discussion surrounding this issue has been poisoned by hasty “revisionist scholarship,” emanating from doctrinaire […]
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