State-Seeking Nations: Critical Success Factors, Including Moderate UN Security Council Reform
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description: This thesis proposes realistic critical success factors of state-seeking nations (breakaway regions) in gaining full statehood. It also includes ramifications to the state-seeking nations with moderate UNSC (P5) reform. This argument proposes that without these critical successful factors, success for a state-seeking nation gaining full statehood is highly unlikely.
abstract: This thesis proposes realistic critical success factors of state-seeking nations (breakaway regions) in gaining full statehood. It also includes ramifications to the state-seeking nations with moderate UNSC (P5) reform. This argument proposes that without these critical successful factors, success for a state-seeking nation gaining full statehood is highly unlikely.
author: Jones, David
keywords: State-Seeking Nation, Statehood, Stateless, Unrecognized territory, Sovereignty, Breakaway Region, Nation Rebuilding, Recognition, Independence, UN Reform, International Relations, Other International and Area Studies, Political Theory
date published: 2014-05-20T07:00:00Z
date modified: 2026-07-24T04:32:52Z
provider: Seton Hall University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Seton Hall University