Gobiernos de facto y doctrina del reconocimiento internacional. La contribución latinoamericana.
Résumé
By resorting to popular sovereignty to legalise the existence of governments installed in power by revolutionary means, the Latin American independencies created a new form of integration into international society. The independences not only challenged the laws of royal succession that had constituted the basic criterion for the integration or rejection of a new government in the Law of nations, but by appealing to the de facto exercise of the authority of a popular government, they created a new normative and diplomatic practice of recognition that was imposed on the rest of the international system during the nineteenth century.
Mots clés
América latina Independencia Reconocimiento Derecho de gentes Sistema internacional Estado Soberanía De facto governments and the doctrine of international recognition. The Latin American contribution Latin America Independence Recognition Law of nations International system State Sovereignty
América latina
Independencia
Reconocimiento
Derecho de gentes
Sistema internacional
Estado
Soberanía De facto governments and the doctrine of international recognition. The Latin American contribution Latin America
Independence
Recognition
Law of nations
International system
State
Sovereignty
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