... that the principles embodied in this international law of
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in the exercise of its sovereignty and in accordance with international
la...
... System and colonial problems 136
The Mandate System and the construction of the
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Government, sovereignty and economy 156
The mandate and the dissolution of sovereignty 179
The ... FBA
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58
The positivist self-
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60
Ibid., p. 1.
40...
... whatever the
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75
Lawrence, The Principles of International Law, p.58.
76
Ibid.
77
Ibid.
78
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79
Lawrence, The Principles ... Walker, A History of the Law of
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... distinctive, and yet entirely familiar,
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118 imperialism, sovereignty and international law
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229
In effect, Europe is the subject of sovereignty and non-Europe the
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... mandate system of the league of nations 1 47
The Mandate System and the construction of the
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The mandates and the problem of sovereignty
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1 27
See Wright, Mandates,p.6.
128
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the mandate system of the league of nations 177
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282 imperialism, sovereignty and international law
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