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A 'State' becomes international person by recognition and recognition alone. The view is held by:
A 'State' becomes international person by recognition and recognition alone. The view is held by:
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Constitutive Theory = statehood via recognition.
Updated On: July 22, 2025
- Facultative Theory
- Declaratory Theory
- Constitutive Theory
- Evidentiary Theory
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The Constitutive Theory holds that a state becomes an international person only through recognition by other states.
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