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the states invited to participate in the force, but chiefly the consent of those States
upon the territory of which it is proposed to station these forces. It would seem to
my delegation to be axiomatic under the law of the Charter that the stationing of ...
the states invited to participate in the force, but chiefly the consent of those States
upon the territory of which it is proposed to station these forces. It would seem to
my delegation to be axiomatic under the law of the Charter that the stationing of ...
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Thus, we can see that the function and composition of the Force are the most
important factors to be taken into account by the host state when giving consent
or refusal. - B. The interest of the United Nations If the United Nations decides not
to ...
Thus, we can see that the function and composition of the Force are the most
important factors to be taken into account by the host state when giving consent
or refusal. - B. The interest of the United Nations If the United Nations decides not
to ...
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UNEF, ONUC, UNSF and UNFICYP were international forces under the exclusive
control of the United Nations. If the host state could unilaterally withdraw its
consent to the presence of the Force so as to end the operation, “the Force could
not ...
UNEF, ONUC, UNSF and UNFICYP were international forces under the exclusive
control of the United Nations. If the host state could unilaterally withdraw its
consent to the presence of the Force so as to end the operation, “the Force could
not ...
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Diplomatic Behavior and International Crisis ManagementSome Preliminary Observations | 1 |
The Case of Southern Yemen | 14 |
The Case of Cook Islands | 43 |
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