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de facto state: a standalone construct

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International relations

an entity that controls territory and governs a population over time but lacks broad international recognition as a sovereign state.

In international relations, de facto state refers to an entity that controls territory and governs a population over time but lacks broad international recognition as a sovereign state. This meaning comes from Pegg (1998) in International society and the de facto state.[1]

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References

  1. Pegg, S. (1998). International society and the de facto state. Routledge. ISBN 9781840144789

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