(Super) Power Rule: Comparative Analysis of Parent States
M Riegl, B Doboš - Unrecognized states and secession in the 21st century, 2017 - Springer
M Riegl, B Doboš
Unrecognized states and secession in the 21st century, 2017•SpringerThe contribution presents a modified (super) power rule based on the theoretical model
originally established by Milena Sterio. After setting up the theoretical model, its validity is
tested on the cases of—to a significant degree—successful secessions. In these cases, the
position and role of the parent states are presented in order to establish the role of (super)
powers in these different conflicts.
originally established by Milena Sterio. After setting up the theoretical model, its validity is
tested on the cases of—to a significant degree—successful secessions. In these cases, the
position and role of the parent states are presented in order to establish the role of (super)
powers in these different conflicts.
Abstract
The contribution presents a modified (super)power rule based on the theoretical model originally established by Milena Sterio. After setting up the theoretical model, its validity is tested on the cases of—to a significant degree—successful secessions. In these cases, the position and role of the parent states are presented in order to establish the role of (super)powers in these different conflicts.
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