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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Unrecognized States"”.

  1. As a Matter De Facto: State Capacity Dynamics and Their Role in Shaping Sovereignty for Unrecognized States

    <p>What explains de facto states that do not pursue statehood? Why do we see examples of unrecognized states pushing for reintegration after a period of time? Why do some de facto states seem content with the status quo? Previous examination of de facto state strategies highlighted the role that …

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  2. As A Matter De Facto: State Capacity Dynamics And Their Role In Shaping Sovereignty For Unrecognized States

    <p> What explains de facto states that do not pursue statehood? Why do we see examples of unrecognized states pushing for reintegration after a period of time? Why do some de facto states seem content with the status quo? Previous examination of de facto state strategies highlighted the role that …

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  3. Unrecognized Citizenship: Statehood and the Oppression of Nonrecognition

    This dissertation seeks to examine citizenship in unrecognized states. Unrecognized states are state-like entities without widespread international recognition of their proclaimed sovereignty. Unrecognized states lack external sovereignty, and thus are not full members of the international system …

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  4. Sectarianism in Kurdistan Region of Iraq Between Political and Theological Schism

    … of the KRI. It argues that the KRI as an unrecognized state, acts rationally to survive. It evades sectarianism and deemphasizes its demands of international recognition. Alternatively, the KRI pursues 'Regional Acceptance Policy' within which the Kurdish leadership persuades the regional …

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