States, Microstates and Islands

Edward Dommen · Philippe Hein

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satisfactorily settled and that there is a need for clarification and limitation.It is impor tant that this need is pointed out at such an early stage of the SSD concept.Welsch also shows the dose interdependence of energy, economy and ecology.Yet, he does not forget ab out the great importance of acceptance of legal norms.Both the general public opinion in countries applying SSD and the early information, consul tation and involvement of third (world) states are prerequisites to any success of a concept with great international and environmental implications.

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