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From Province to Protectorate to State: Sovereignty Lost, Sovereignty Gained?


Morag Goodwin


Tilburg University; Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society

October 5, 2010

THE KOSOVO PRECEDENT, James Summers, ed., Brill, 2010

Abstract:     
While the proceedings before the ICJ focused upon the legality of the Declaration of Independence and whether a people of Kosovo have the right or not to self-determination and thereby the right, or not, to secede from Serbia, the issue of how Serbia may have lost its sovereignty over Kosovo has received little direct attention. If the outcome is, as seems likely, that Kosovo is on the path to independent statehood, international lawyers need to account for how, in the absence of Serbian consent, its sovereign ties to Serbia have been or will be severed. It is this aspect of the Kosovo question that this chapter will attempt to draw out.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 18

Keywords: Kosovo, sovereignty, ICJ proceedings

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Date posted: October 7, 2010  

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Goodwin, Morag, From Province to Protectorate to State: Sovereignty Lost, Sovereignty Gained? (October 5, 2010). THE KOSOVO PRECEDENT, James Summers, ed., Brill, 2010. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1687619

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Morag Goodwin (Contact Author)
Tilburg University ( email )
P.O. Box 90153
Tilburg, DC 5000 LE
Netherlands
Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society ( email )
Tilburg, 5000 LE
Netherlands
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