In light of the evolution of the principle of self-determination, do the traditional modes for acquisition of territorial sovereignty have contemporary significance in international law? Introduction The concept of self- - Terra nullius - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	In light of the evolution of the principle of self-determination, do the traditional modes for acquisition of territorial sovereignty have contemporary significance in international law? Introduction The concept of self- Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-12-06 08:01:42 Open Document File Size: 56,97 KB Share Result on Facebook City Moscow / Case Concerning East / Oppenheim / / Company Oxford University Press / Territorial Sovereignty There / Lawbook Exchange Ltd / Clarendon Press / / Continent Africa / / Country Norway / Greenland / United States / Netherlands / Australia / Portugal / Western Sahara / Belize / South Africa / Denmark / Namibia / / Event M&A / / IndustryTerm contemporary international law / / MarketIndex case 20 / Case 25 / / NaturalFeature Sahara / Island of Palmas Arbitration / / Organization General Assembly / International Court of Justice / Government of India Press / United Nations / Indo-Pakistan Western-Boundary Case Tribunal / Security Council / Permanent Court / Oxford University / / Person Huber / / Position Arbitrator / representative / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / / Region South West Africa / East Timor / Eastern Greenland / / SocialTag Government Self-determination Sovereignty Terra nullius Public international law Sovereign state Island of Palmas Case International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Western Sahara Westphalian sovereignty Law

In light of the evolution of the principle of self-determination, do the traditional modes for acquisition of territorial sovereignty have contemporary significance in international law? Introduction The concept of self-Add to Reading List