Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question

In early 2012 the British Prime Minister accused Argentina, in an official speech, to maintain a colonialist attitude with regard to the dispute over Malvinas and South Atlantic Islands. Two aspects of vital and current importance underlie the Prime Minister expressions: the colonial situation of th...

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Autor principal: Pintore, Eduardo José
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Derecho 2013
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/refade/article/view/6013
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topic Falklands
Colonialism
self-determination of the peoples
Malvinas
Colonialismo
libre determinación de los pueblos
spellingShingle Falklands
Colonialism
self-determination of the peoples
Malvinas
Colonialismo
libre determinación de los pueblos
Pintore, Eduardo José
Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
topic_facet Falklands
Colonialism
self-determination of the peoples
Malvinas
Colonialismo
libre determinación de los pueblos
author Pintore, Eduardo José
author_facet Pintore, Eduardo José
author_sort Pintore, Eduardo José
title Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
title_short Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
title_full Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
title_fullStr Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
title_full_unstemmed Colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
title_sort colonialism and self-determination in the falklands question
description In early 2012 the British Prime Minister accused Argentina, in an official speech, to maintain a colonialist attitude with regard to the dispute over Malvinas and South Atlantic Islands. Two aspects of vital and current importance underlie the Prime Minister expressions: the colonial situation of the archipelago and the right of self-determination of peoples. This paper addresses both issues in the light of the resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly and those rules applicable to the conflict, both international law and domestic law.
publisher Facultad de Derecho
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