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Secession And Referendum A New Dimension Of International Law On Territorial Changes Giulia Landi

Name: Secession And Referendum A New Dimension Of International Law On Territorial Changes Giulia Landi
SKU: BELL-36894114
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Secession And Referendum A New Dimension Of International Law On Territorial Changes Giulia Landi instant download after payment.

Publisher: Firenze University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.07 MB

Pages: 266

Author: Giulia Landi

ISBN: 9788864539812, 8864539816

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Secession And Referendum A New Dimension Of International Law On Territorial Changes Giulia Landi by Giulia Landi 9788864539812, 8864539816 instant download after payment.

The book focuses on current developments on territorial changes in International law. The study inquiries about whether according to international law, the referendum is a sufficient or a necessary condition for secession, or both. Through main “cases study”, the book finds that there is no sufficient practice and opinio juris to support the existence of an international rule according to which the referendum is a sufficient element to legitimize the birth of a new entity. Nevertheless, there are at least some elements supporting the view that the referendum is becoming a necessary tool in the process for secession, provided that it complies with certain procedural standards.