Fragmentation and the International Relations of Micro-states: Self-determination and Statehood

Jorri Duursma

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Part I. The General International Legal Context: 1. Right of self-determination 2. Criteria for statehood 3. The general question of micro-states in international organizations Part II. Five Case Studies of European Micro-states: Introduction 4. The Principality of Liechtenstein 5. The Republic of San Marino 6. The Principality of Monaco 7. The Principality of Andorra 8. The State of the Vatican City Part III. General Conclusions: Bibliography Index.

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