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Staatsbildung, Souveränität, Staatszerfall : schwache Staaten in den aktuellen internationalen Beziehungen im Lichte europäischer Staatsbildungsprozesse


Wildenauer, Fabian. Staatsbildung, Souveränität, Staatszerfall : schwache Staaten in den aktuellen internationalen Beziehungen im Lichte europäischer Staatsbildungsprozesse. 2006, University of Zurich, Faculty of Arts.

Abstract

An analysis of current weak states, covering the field of international law, security policy, international relations, conflict and development studies, history and political theory and using qualitative and quantitative research methods. The analysis focuses on the process of State Failure, which begins with weak statehood and ends in the extreme cases with the Failed State where there is no effective form of government present on the territory claimed by the state. State Failure refers to the complete or partial failure of state power, the loss of empirical statehood, and the multi causal deinstitutionalisation of the state. It has been shown that the criminalisation of the use of force in international relations by the UN in 1945 has dramatically changed the rules of International Relations. Unfortunately in the same process one has focused less on the principle of effective governance. A consequence thereof is a rupture between de-facto and the de-jure aspects of statehood. A solution to the problem of weak statehood and state failure will be to give the principle of effectiveness at the recognition of states more space within the consideration.

Abstract

An analysis of current weak states, covering the field of international law, security policy, international relations, conflict and development studies, history and political theory and using qualitative and quantitative research methods. The analysis focuses on the process of State Failure, which begins with weak statehood and ends in the extreme cases with the Failed State where there is no effective form of government present on the territory claimed by the state. State Failure refers to the complete or partial failure of state power, the loss of empirical statehood, and the multi causal deinstitutionalisation of the state. It has been shown that the criminalisation of the use of force in international relations by the UN in 1945 has dramatically changed the rules of International Relations. Unfortunately in the same process one has focused less on the principle of effective governance. A consequence thereof is a rupture between de-facto and the de-jure aspects of statehood. A solution to the problem of weak statehood and state failure will be to give the principle of effectiveness at the recognition of states more space within the consideration.

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Item Type:Dissertation (monographical)
Referees:Stahel Albert A
Communities & Collections:UZH Dissertations
Dewey Decimal Classification:Unspecified
Language:German
Place of Publication:Freiburg im Breisgau
Date:2006
Deposited On:20 Jun 2019 11:30
Last Modified:11 Aug 2021 16:55
Number of Pages:271
OA Status:Green
  • Content: Published Version
  • Language: German