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International law and non-recognized entities: towards a frozen future?
The non-recognized entities of interest to this collection, and this chapter in particular, must be entities which in principle are capable of being, and consider themselves to be, entitled to statehood. As such, as a minimum, they must meet the well-known criteria for Statehood contained in the 193
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