This study analyzes the evolution of permanent sovereignty from a political claim to a principle of international law, and examines its significance for such controversial issues as peoples' rights, nationalization, and environmental politics. Dr. Schrijver argues that corollary rights available through permanent sovereignty must be seen alongside the corollary obligations they also entail. He thus identifies new directions sovereignty over natural resources has taken in an increasingly interdependent world.
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"This book has a great deal to offer....written for students of international law and...political scientists, historians, geographers, and others from consulting this authoritative text....this text is rooted in a...well-crafted empirical study...." Peter J. Stoett, International Journal
"Schrijver's careful and thorough analysis of the evolution of permanent sovereignty demonstrates not only rhe protean nature of the principle, but also its continuing vitality." J. Owen Saunders, Alberta Law Review
"Schrijver's careful and thorough analysis of the evolution of permanent sovereignty demonstrates not only rhe protean nature of the principle, but also its continuing vitality." J. Owen Saunders, Alberta Law Review
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This study analyses the evolution of permanent sovereignty from a political claim to a principle of international law, and examines its significance for such controversial issues as peoples' rights, nationalization, and environmental politics.
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'Permanent sovereignty over natural resources' is one of the more controversial new principles of international law that have evolved since World War Two. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
exclusive economic jurisdiction, permanent sovereignty, environment concerning natural resources shared, international investment law, effective control over natural resources, full compensation for the exploitation, eighteen abstentions, international law literature, own natural wealth, transboundary natural resources, multilateral investment treaties, peoples under foreign occupation, nationalization cases, joint amendment, integrated economic development, superjacent waters, harmonious utilization, international minimum standard, own environmental policies, bilateral investment treaties, multilateral development assistance, international adjudication, sovereign rights for the purpose, lawful taking, international dispute settlement Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
General Assembly, United Nations, Latin American, South Africa, Soviet Union, Energy Charter Treaty, Second Committee, Seoul Declaration, Security Council, World Bank Guidelines, Stockholm Declaration, Rio Declaration, United States, Claims Tribunal, Third Committee, Biodiversity Convention, Investment Agreement, International Law Commission, South West Africa, Draft Convention, American Law Institute, Havana Charter, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, African Convention New!
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exclusive economic jurisdiction, permanent sovereignty, environment concerning natural resources shared, international investment law, effective control over natural resources, full compensation for the exploitation, eighteen abstentions, international law literature, own natural wealth, transboundary natural resources, multilateral investment treaties, peoples under foreign occupation, nationalization cases, joint amendment, integrated economic development, superjacent waters, harmonious utilization, international minimum standard, own environmental policies, bilateral investment treaties, multilateral development assistance, international adjudication, sovereign rights for the purpose, lawful taking, international dispute settlement Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
General Assembly, United Nations, Latin American, South Africa, Soviet Union, Energy Charter Treaty, Second Committee, Seoul Declaration, Security Council, World Bank Guidelines, Stockholm Declaration, Rio Declaration, United States, Claims Tribunal, Third Committee, Biodiversity Convention, Investment Agreement, International Law Commission, South West Africa, Draft Convention, American Law Institute, Havana Charter, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, African Convention New!
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