- The
Stimson Doctrine is the
policy of
nonrecognition of
states created as a
result of a war of aggression. The
policy was
implemented by the
United States...
-
Rhodesian Foreign Missions in the
United States and the
Politics of
Nonrecognition", The
International Journal of
African Historical Studies,
Issue 2 (Spring...
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commonly referred to as
nonrecognition provisions.
Nonrecognition provision generally have two
common themes. First,
nonrecognition is
conferred because...
- and the
Nonrecognition of Haïti, p. 23 Matthewson,
Jefferson and the
Nonrecognition of Haïti, p. 24 Matthewson,
Jefferson and the
Nonrecognition of Haïti...
-
Soviet Union. It was an
application of the 1932
Stimson Doctrine of
nonrecognition of
international territorial changes that were
executed by
force and...
- integrity,
condemn the 'temporary occupation' of Crimea, and
reaffirm nonrecognition of its annexation. Afghanistan, Cuba,
North Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Nicaragua...
- ISBN 978-0-439-49906-4. JSTOR 41715319. Matthewson, Tim (1996). "Jefferson and the
Nonrecognition of Haiti".
Proceedings of the
American Philosophical Society. 140 (1):...
- movements. In 2022,
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez
reaffirmed Spain's
nonrecognition of Kosovo,
stating that
their declaration of
independence violated international...
-
advance of sale to the
Internal Revenue Service.
FIRPTA overrides most
nonrecognition provisions as well as
those remaining tax
treaties that
provide exemption...
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though there are 30
other groups to be
counted as such. The
reason of
nonrecognition is the size of the po****tion and
relatively late
advent to
their current...
