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recognition (international law)

The international legal status of Formosa

By Frank P. Morello

International society and the de facto state

By Scott Pegg

Unrecognized States in the International System

By Nina Caspersen,Gareth Stansfield

Statehood and self-determination

By Duncan French

Recognition

By Frederick Waymouth Gibbs

Hasty recognition of rebel belligerency, and our right to complain of it

By George Bemis

Incomplete Secession after Unresolved Conflicts

By Ana Maria Albulescu

De Facto States and Land-For-Peace Agreements

By Eiki Berg,Shpend Kursani

Conflict Resolution in de Facto States

By Sebastian Relitz

Power Politics and State Formation in the Twentieth Century

By Bridget Coggins

Mutual Recognition As a New Mode of Governance

By Susanne Schmidt

The international politics of recognition

By Lindemann, Thomas,Erik Ringmar

Governmental Illegitimacy in International Law

By Brad R. Roth

Sezession Im Voelkerrecht - Faktisches Phaenomen Oder Reale Utopie

By Anna Fischer

Recognition and Global Politics

By Patrick Hayden,Kate Schick

Konstitutive Anerkennung MIT Aufnahme in die Vereinten Nationen

By Andreas Krebs

Unrecognized States

By Nina Caspersen

La naissance et la reconnaissance de la République algérienne

By Abdelmadjid Belkherroubi

American policy of recognition towards Mexico

By Stuart Alexander MacCorkle

Recognition and the United Nations

By John Dugard

The independence of the South American republics

By Frederic L. Paxson

Assessing the prospects for democratization in Korea

By United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs

Germany's cold war

By William Glenn Gray

The independence of the South-American republics

By Frederic L. Paxson