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La Reconnaissance Internationale et l’Évolution du Droit des Gens. By Jean Charpentier. Paris: Editions A. Pedone, 1956. pp. xii, 357. Index.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 June 2017
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1 Thus G. Schwarzenberger, International Law (2nd ed., 1949), p. 62: “The principle can, therefore, be formulated that short of a customary rule of international customary or treaty law, a new State of affairs is not opposable to a State which has not recognized it, and, if it has done so, only within the limits of such recognition.“