State Recognition Today
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Mar 30, 1992
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The question of recognition, not so much of the existence of new States, has at least two facets: self-determination and the right of the recognizing State to grant a patent so that the recognized State can be considered a subject of international law. This facet has had strong political connotations and has been used as a pressure weapon to obtain concessions or maintain a certain status quo. In this essay a few observations are made on the question of the recognition of States and its validity as a political weapon in the current international context of extreme mobility and volatility at the end of the century.
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González-Olvera, Pedro. 1992. “State Recognition Today”. Revista Mexicana De Política Exterior, no. 34 (March):27-34. https://revistadigital.sre.gob.mx/index.php/rmpe/article/view/1655.
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