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The Method to Exercise Modern People’s Self Determination Legitimatly
Author: GuoDongChen
Tutor: NanYuXia
School: Beijing Jiaotong University
Course: International law
Keywords: National self-determination Principle of national sovereignty Abuse Referendum Armed struggle Legitimate exercise International law United Nations Neo-interventionism
CLC: D99
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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The principle of national self-determination is a modern international law, one of the basic principles established . Historically, national self-determination for the capitalist system, the establishment and development , as well as for the promotion of post-war colonial and semi-colonial areas of national liberation and independence process played an important role. The principle of national self-determination has also been established as one of the fundamental principles of contemporary international law . Now, the use of national self-determination has become a double-edged sword . As is frequently the abuse of national self-determination , making it create ethnic divisions and separatism theoretical tools . The disintegration of the former Soviet Union , Canada, Quebec referendum , events such as the disintegration of Yugoslavia , which are based on national self-determination for the underlying theory to implementation . Abuse of national self-determination is mainly through the \In modern times, the abuse of national self-determination great harm . First, it is a great shock and undermines the principle of national sovereignty , resulting in a split between the state and nation ; second , causing unrest in the country and the region is not conducive to the stability of the international order ; abuses of national self-determination , has also become a major factor in the spread of international terrorism . Contemporary legitimate national self-determination should be exercised in compliance with international law as a prerequisite to the basis of the principle of respect for national sovereignty , to attach importance to the role of the United Nations . At the same time , we must be wary of the international \
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