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Page 112
... independence of a new State during a period of conflict in which the new State's claim to independence is still being contested by the State formerly having jurisdiction over its territory , the act of recognition takes on the ...
... independence of a new State during a period of conflict in which the new State's claim to independence is still being contested by the State formerly having jurisdiction over its territory , the act of recognition takes on the ...
Page 117
... independence , and States always resent hotly any suggestion that they are not the equals of their neighbors . Any act by one State which infringes upon the sovereignty , the existence , the independence , or the equality of another ...
... independence , and States always resent hotly any suggestion that they are not the equals of their neighbors . Any act by one State which infringes upon the sovereignty , the existence , the independence , or the equality of another ...
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... independence , have its own terri- tory , flag , army , bureaucracy , and all the other trappings of sovereignty . Demands for national self - determination and independence became pe- culiarly insistent during World War I. In February ...
... independence , have its own terri- tory , flag , army , bureaucracy , and all the other trappings of sovereignty . Demands for national self - determination and independence became pe- culiarly insistent during World War I. In February ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
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The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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