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000001244 037__ $$aBOOK
000001244 090__ $$aHEITH 604
000001244 245__ $$aState collapse and the international system$$bimplosion of government and the international legal order from the French Revolution to the disintegration of Somalia
000001244 260__ $$aGenève$$bInstitut universitaire de hautes études internationales$$c2000
000001244 269__ $$a2000
000001244 300__ $$a343 p.
000001244 336__ $$aPhD Theses
000001244 508__ $$aDirecteur de thèse: Professeur Georges Abi-Saab
000001244 520__ $$aThe thesis examines the phenomenon of state collapse and its normative and policy implications for the international system and international security. It contemplates the impact of state collapse on the concepts of government, statehood and sovereignty as well as on the role of non-state actors in internal conflicts and analyses the implications of implosion of government on the architecture and functioning of the international system. A major conclusion is that the phenomenon of state collapse reveals the need for greater development of the rules, procedures and institutions of the international political and legal system towards the creation of a more sophisticated international system, which can balance effectively the demands for a more centralised and supranational structure with the requirements for a more flexible and transnational functioning of the international system$$9catpub00$$9geudbu/08.2000
000001244 700__ $$aYannis, Alexandros
000001244 901__ $$uDR
000001244 909CO $$ooai:repository.graduateinstitute.ch:1244$$pGLOBAL_SET
000001244 980__ $$aDORI