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International Legal Personality,nition as a person before the law.. Many legal systems also recognize some non-human “persons” as legal persons under law. International law usually views states as “persons” in this sense, which raises the question which other collectives deserve to receive a similar status, and whether any real pe

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What Are Peoples and Nations?,since what one wants or needs from words can change. Yet words also represent ideas about reality, and are more or less useful as they capture and perpetuate useful ideas with language.. This pushes meaning towards stability, resting on history and experience. Some tension will always remain between

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Introduction,oldly, and without mediation to some of the most important questions in international law and international relations, so that contemporary lawyers and statesmen can modify their practices accordingly.

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