2014Review of Central and East European LawRequires access

Ukraine, Russia and International Law

F.J.M. Feldbrugge

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An international law approach to the Crimean problem will be largely ineffective and potentially counterproductive.

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An international law approach to the Crimean problem will be largely ineffective and potentially counterproductive.

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An international law approach to the Crimean problem will be largely ineffective and potentially counterproductive.

Key concepts: International law, Comparative law, Political science, Law, Public international law, Law and economics, Economics

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