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constitutive theory of recognition: a standalone construct

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the view that an entity becomes a state with international legal personality only through recognition by other states.

In international law, constitutive theory of recognition refers to the view that an entity becomes a state with international legal personality only through recognition by other states. This meaning comes from Lauterpacht (1947) in Recognition in international law.[1]

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  1. Lauterpacht, H. (1947). Recognition in international law. AMS Press. ISBN 9780404153380

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