Search results

… collaboration in specific areas. The principles of state sovereignty, state responsibility and good neighbourliness … states and are key for transborder co-operation. State sovereignty denotes a state’s right to act without outside … and co- operation. It incorporates the principles of state sovereignty, state responsibility and good neighbourliness. …

… collaboration in specific areas. The principles of state sovereignty, state responsibility and good neighbourliness … states and are key for transborder co-operation. State sovereignty denotes a state’s right to act without outside … and co- operation. It incorporates the principles of state sovereignty, state responsibility and good neighbourliness. …

… States without in any way prejudicing their rights of sovereignty or authority, Having accepted the invitation of … either in unilateral Acts of the States under whose sovereignty or authority these waterways or parts of … in pursuance of unilateral Acts of the States under whose sovereignty or authority they are situated, or in pursuance …

… and transboundary water management 6. Absolute territorial sovereignty 7. Absolute territorial integrity 8. Two extreme … conferred upon States, by virtue of their territorial sovereignty, to use shared transboundary water resources … 2015, p. 27-48 [5] Salman 2009) 6. Absolute territorial sovereignty The first position was based on the theory of …

… depend are transboundary. The validity of national sovereignty is demonstrated through the management of shared … management approaches. Also, the validity of national sovereignty is clearly reflected in the management of shared … of these resources may have consequences for the sovereignty and territory of different States. Indeed it is …

… states. Yet, the perceived threat of losing national sovereignty is increasing the political cost of adopting 10 … of 1961, which recognised the concept of limited territory sovereignty over international watercourses.47 The early work … theory (in that they all possess the characteristics of sovereignty) and where no state has authority over another.60 …

… over which the State has “complete and exclusive sovereignty”, the atmosphere is a dynamic, fluctuating … and non-separable, it cannot be subjected to State sovereignty, jurisdiction or control.53 The Special … transboundary aquifers, its draft art. 3, concerning the sovereignty of aquifer States, provides that “Each aquifer …

… Case 4. Responsibility for Transboundary Harm Examples Sovereignty 5. Transparency, Public Participation and Access … http://leo.informea.org/terms/sovereignty … Sovereignty Stockholm Principle 21/RioPrinciple 2 contain two … http://leo.informea.org/terms/sovereignty …

… national governance arrangements which stem from national sovereignty over the land or seas. Protection of natural … a new treaty at some point in the future. Although state sovereignty is a principal factor in international law, this … the ‘global commons’, the region was subject to claims of sovereignty during the early 20th Century, and by 1950, seven …

… law at the international and national levels.2 State sovereignty has always played and continues to play a key … and Bene f i t Shar ing seeing it as an intrusion on their sovereignty.14 When States do comply with their reporting … Especially as Waterfowl Habitat. As a safeguard to States’ sovereignty, Governments may in some cases have the right to …