Amid accelerating and unpredictable geopolitical change, state succession has emerged as one of the most contested fields of modern international law. This article examines the intersection between...
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<p>Amid accelerating and unpredictable geopolitical change, state succession has emerged as one of the most contested fields of modern international law. This article examines the intersection between the theory of state succession and its practical application in international investment law, where two competing schools - “tabula rasa” (clean slate) and “pacta sunt servanda” (agreements must be kept) - coexist within the framework of the 1978 and 1983 Vienna Conventions. Through an analysis of...</p>
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