The role of Recognition in International Relations(Recognition of states).pdf

1、In the early twentieth century on the political map of the world, there were only a few dozen independent States, which dominated over the other, acted as Metropolitan areas and played a crucial role in intemational rela

2、tions.However, the situation began to change towards the mid-twentieth century with the departure of colonialism, the wave of national liberation movements and the struggle of Nations for self-determination.This led to t

3、he fact that the beginning of ⅩⅪ century the number of sovereign States was already approaching two hundred.However, their number is still increasing.More and more people trying to exercise their right to self-determinat

4、ion, and thus in international relations there are more new entities.In addition,there are situations when, for example, to replace one government by unconstitutional means another comes, and in this situation there is t

5、he question of international legal personality of the government.In such situations, in front of sovereign States raises the question of the establishment of any relations with the new entity.For such cases in internatio

6、nal law an institution of international legal recognition, which should regulate all the processes associated with the recognition.However, this Institute is still not codified and highly politicized, which significantly

7、 complicates its practical application and codification.Moreover, in the present international political situation, the need for this Institute is increasing, which explains the relevance of this study.The degree of scie

8、ntific elaboration of the topic.The main sources for the creation of this work was to such international instruments as the Charter of the United Nationsl, the international Covenant on economic, social and cultural righ