POL340Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Uti Possidetis, Cheka, Communist Party Of The Soviet Union
12 Dec 2016
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States part ii: the beginning and end of states. How is that state come be, how do they come to end. Outline: recognition, the beginning and end of states, self-determination. Problems in state succession: former ussr, former yugoslavia. If you are recognized as state you can conduct ir. Which of the two views does that reflect: constitutive. D in one sense is when state declares it is a state, second, in a sense the concept of. The recognition does not create the state, it is just they recognize it. It recognizes it in existing state of affairs: constitutive: Chicken and egg problem: it is exact as this problem of chicken and egg. Taiwan looks like state, but no state recognize it as such. If states fails to practice it is authority, other state has the power. Theoretical it is possible to given the authority the power to another state. It is easy if one state retain its entire territory.
