Sovereignty and the stateless nation Gibraltar in the modern legal context
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TextSeries: Studies in international law (Oxford, England) ; v. 24.Publication details: Portland Hart 2009Description: xxxv,417p. 24 cmISBN: - 9781841139166
- 341.26 22 AZ-S
- KZ1269 .A96 2009
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
From strategic gain to fortress colony to 'The right to our land' -- Changing landscapes : sovereignty status and governance by 1986 and their convergence onto the european stage -- Sovereignty, state and statelass nation -- 'The sensitivity of the underlying bilateral issue' : bilateralism and the governance deficity 1986-2004 -- Sub-state power, representation and influence and the zenith of bilateralism -- Negotiating a way through the mist : old concepts, new meanings -- Making advances : power, influence and representation within the european dimension and the status dilemma.
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