Sense and Nonsense of Territorial Referendums in Ukraine, and Why the 16 March 
Referendum in Crimea Does Not Justify Crimea’s Alteration of Territorial Status 
under International Law

Peters, Anne

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Sense and Nonsense of Territorial Referendums in Ukraine, and Why the 16 March Referendum in Crimea Does Not Justify Crimea’s Alteration of Territorial Status under International Law

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Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Max Planck Society;

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Peters, A. (2014). Sense and Nonsense of Territorial Referendums in Ukraine, and Why the 16 March Referendum in Crimea Does Not Justify Crimea’s Alteration of Territorial Status under International Law. Ejil: Talk!. Retrieved from http://www.ejiltalk.org/sense-and-nonsense-of-territorial-referendums-in-ukraine-and-why-the-16-march-referendum-in-crimea-does-not-justify-crimeas-alteration-of-territorial-status-under-international-law/.

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