Recognition of States in International Law
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Date
2010-09-01
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Bakı State University ve Qafqaz University
Abstract
In this study, recognition of States was handled in respect of international law with its historical
background, referring to the different views on the issue. Although the subject of recognition can be explained under
some several topics, it is generally accepted that the recognition in itself means only the recognition of the states rather
than the recognition of belligerency or recognition of governments. Because the recognition of the states brings some
burdens on the recognizing states, the recognizing states always act politically rather than acting in any other way.
Because there have always been the interests of the existing states. Therefore the problem is far from being solved by
only the principals of the international law. As there
are still so many units (not yet recognized as State) waiting to be recognized, the very controversial issues of the recognition were touched upon
such as: the, constitutive and explanatory theories pertaining to the recognition, de jure and de facto recognition, whether
the recognition constitutes an interference to another state’s internal affairs.
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recognition, recognition of states, constitutive theory, declarative theory, de facto recognition, de jure recognition, TRNC
Citation
Muhammet Celal KUL, Recognition of States in International Law, Bakı State University & Qafqaz University, International Conference: Contemporary Problems of Law, Baku: 2010, pp. 257-261.