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The Development and Sustainability of the Concept of the State
Keywords: State; Power; Sovereignty; Self-determination; Territorial Integrity.
PROCEEDINGS OF 6th INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ISSUES CONFERENCE (ILIC2021)
Faculty of Law/ Tishk International University
Date: 25th November 2021
Venue: Kurdistan Region Erbil
ISBN:978-9922-9036-7-5
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Hoshang Dara Hama Ameen
ALecturer at Soran University, Faculty of Law, Political Science and Management; Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Dr. Saeideh Shariati Najafabadi
Associate Professor at Soran University, Faculty of Law, Political Science and Management, Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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