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Recognition in international law

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Univ. Press, 1947 - Beligerency - 442 pages

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There has never been an age when the borders that divide empires and fiefdoms of the world were everywhere static, or a time when the heads of government were so secure in their authority that ... Read full review

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Contents

PARTI RECOGNITION OF STATES Chapter I Introductory i The Problem of Recognition in the Science of International Law page
1
The Place of Recognition in the Relations of States
3
The Principles of Recognition of States
6

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TitleRecognition in international law
Volume 3 of Cambridge studies in international and comparative law
Recognition in international law
AuthorSir Hersch Lauterpacht
Edition2
PublisherUniv. Press, 1947
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized23 Oct 2008
Length442 pages
SubjectsBeligerency
Recognition (International law)
  
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