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CORRELATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF SELF-DETERMINATION OF PEOPLES AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY, AS WELL PROBLEMS OF RECOGNITION
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CORRELATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF SELF-DETERMINATION OF PEOPLES AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY, AS WELL PROBLEMS OF RECOGNITION
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S1026-94520000617-6-1
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Article
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Authors
Georgii Veliaminov 
Edition
Issue 10
Pages
101-104
Abstract
Annotation: the analysis of international legal instruments shows that the principle of self-determination of peoples is totally valid and nowadays, in the so-called post-colonial period. According to this principle a state should provide a self-determination of peoples within its own frontiers as well as respect a self-determination within the frontiers of other stated. There are no any contradictions between the principle of self-determination, on one part, and the principles of inviolability of frontiers or of territorial integrity, on the other part. International Law does not contain any norms which require a consent from any international organization or any third state for a recognition de facto or de jure of a self-determining state.
Keywords
principle of self-determination of peoples; principle of inviolability of frontiers; principle of territorial integrity; correlation of different international law principles; recognition of self-determining states
Date of publication
01.10.2010
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 2. Dejstvuyuschee mezhdunarodnoe pravo. T. I. M., 1996. S. 71, 72.  
  
 3. Oppengejm L. Mezhdunarodnoe pravo. T. I. P/t. 1. M., 1948. S. 154.

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