Qu?c gia co ch? quy?n

đay la bai vi?t v? ch? đ? lu?t phap qu?c t?. V? bai vi?t ph? thong v? qu?c gia, xem Qu?c gia .

M?t qu?c gia co ch? quy?n la t?ng th? chinh tr? v?i ch? quy?n n?i b? th?c s? tren lanh th? đ?a ly va khong ph? thu?c hay l? thu?c vao quy?n l?c c?a b?t k? qu?c gia nao khac. ^[1]

Qu?c gia de facto va de jure [ s?a | s?a ma ngu?n ]

H?u h?t cac qu?c gia co ch? quy?n de jure va de facto (t?n t?i c? tren lu?t phap va th?c th?). Tuy nhien, đoi khi cac qu?c gia ch? t?n t?i de jure (tren lu?t đ?nh), đ??c m?t t? ch?c cong nh?n co ch? quy?n va co chinh ph? h?p phap tren ph?m vi lanh th? nh?t đ?nh nh?ng th?c t? khong co quy?n lam ch?. Nhi?u qu?c gia tren l?c đ?a chau Au trong th?i k? chi?n tranh th? gi?i th? hai quan h? v?i ben ngoai d??i s? ki?m soat c?a Qu?c xa. M?t s? qu?c gia khac co ch? quy?n nh?ng ch?a đ??c c?ng đ?ng qu?c t? cong nh?n, đay la nh?ng qu?c gia ch? de facto (tren th?c t?). Somaliland th??ng đ??c xem la m?t qu?c gia nh? v?y. ^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5] V? danh sach cac qu?c gia ch?a đ??c toan th? gi?i cong nh?n, xem qu?c gia khong đ??c cong nh?n .

Xem them [ s?a | s?a ma ngu?n ]

Danh sach qu?c gia co ch? quy?n

đ?c them [ s?a | s?a ma ngu?n ]

Chen, Ti-chiang. The International Law of Recognition, with Special Reference to Practice in Great Britain and the United States . London, 1951.
Crawford, James. The Creation of States in International Law . Oxford University Press, 2005. ISBN 0-19-825402-4 , pp. 15?24.
Lauterpacht, Sir Hersch . Recognition in International Law . Cambridge, U.K., 1947.
Rai?, D. Statehood and the Law of Self-determination . Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2002. ISBN 978-90-411-1890-5 . p 29 (with reference to Oppenheim in International Law Vol.ngay 1 thang 1 n?m 1905 p110)

Chu thich [ s?a | s?a ma ngu?n ]

^ “sovereign” , The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (?n b?n 4), Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004 , truy c?p ngay 21 thang 2 n?m 2010 , adj. 1. Self-governing; independent: a sovereign state.
“sovereign”, The New Oxford American Dictionary (?n b?n 2), Oxford: Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-517077-6 , adjective... [ attrib. ] (of a nation or state) fully independent and determining its own affairs: a sovereign, democratic republic. đa b? qua tham s? khong ro |yeat= ( tr? giup )
Central Intelligence Agency , “Entities” , The CIA World Factbook , B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 26 thang 12 n?m 2018 , truy c?p ngay 23 thang 2 n?m 2010 , 'Independent state' refers to a people politically organized into a sovereign state with a definite territory.
See also, the decision of the British House of Lords in Duff Development Co. v. Kelantan Government [1924] 1 AC 797.
^ Arieff, Alexis (thang 11 n?m 2008). “De facto Statehood? The Strange Case of Somaliland” . Yale Journal of International Affairs. B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 28 thang 2 n?m 2020 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 . đa b? qua tham s? khong ro |= ( tr? giup )
^ “The List: Six Reasons You May Need A New Atlas Soon” . Foreign Policy Magazine. thang 7 n?m 2007. B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 13 thang 1 n?m 2009 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 . đa b? qua tham s? khong ro |= ( tr? giup )
^ “Overview of De-facto States” . Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization . thang 7 n?m 2008 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 .
^ Wiren, Robert (thang 4 n?m 2008). “France recognizes de facto Somaliland” . Les Nouvelles d'Addis Magazine. B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 15 thang 7 n?m 2010 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 .

[1] “sovereign” , The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (?n b?n 4), Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004 , truy c?p ngay 21 thang 2 n?m 2010 , adj. 1. Self-governing; independent: a sovereign state.
“sovereign”, The New Oxford American Dictionary (?n b?n 2), Oxford: Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-517077-6 , adjective... [ attrib. ] (of a nation or state) fully independent and determining its own affairs: a sovereign, democratic republic. đa b? qua tham s? khong ro |yeat= ( tr? giup )
Central Intelligence Agency , “Entities” , The CIA World Factbook , B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 26 thang 12 n?m 2018 , truy c?p ngay 23 thang 2 n?m 2010 , 'Independent state' refers to a people politically organized into a sovereign state with a definite territory.
See also, the decision of the British House of Lords in Duff Development Co. v. Kelantan Government [1924] 1 AC 797.

[2] Arieff, Alexis (thang 11 n?m 2008). “De facto Statehood? The Strange Case of Somaliland” . Yale Journal of International Affairs. B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 28 thang 2 n?m 2020 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 . đa b? qua tham s? khong ro |= ( tr? giup )

[3] “The List: Six Reasons You May Need A New Atlas Soon” . Foreign Policy Magazine. thang 7 n?m 2007. B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 13 thang 1 n?m 2009 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 . đa b? qua tham s? khong ro |= ( tr? giup )

[4] “Overview of De-facto States” . Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization . thang 7 n?m 2008 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 .

[5] Wiren, Robert (thang 4 n?m 2008). “France recognizes de facto Somaliland” . Les Nouvelles d'Addis Magazine. B?n g?c l?u tr? ngay 15 thang 7 n?m 2010 . Truy c?p ngay 4 thang 1 n?m 2010 .

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