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 Admission to the United Nations: Charter Article 4 and the Rise of Universal Organization

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• • Preliminary Materials (i-xxx)   (126K)
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    • Contents
    • Preface And Acknowledgments
    • Table Of Cases
    • Table Of Treaties And Other Instruments
    • Table And Figures
    • List Of Abbreviations
  • Introduction (1-4)   (73K)
  • Admission Under The UN Charter (5-22)   (98K)
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    • 1.1 Th E Constitutive Function Of Admission
    • 1.2 Admission Mechanisms: Article 4(2)
    • 1.3 Admission Criteria: Article 4(1)
  • The Early Years: Implementing Article 4? (23-62)   (218K)
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    • 2.1 Introductory
    • 2.2 Th E Argentine Controversy
    • 2.3 Advisory Opinion On Conditions Of Admission (1948)
    • 2.4 Substantive Criteria And The Procedures For Admission
  • The Road To Universality: The Admissions Of 19556 (63-98)   (155K)
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    • 3.1 The Logjam
    • 3.2 Th E General Assembly And The Non-Admissibility Of Spain
    • 3.3 Universality As Legal Requirement?
    • 3.4 Universality As Policy Decision
    • 3.5 The Package Deal
    • 3.6 Conclusions
  • Universality Affirmed: The Eclipse Of Substantive Admission Criteria (99-144)   (189K)
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    • 4.2 The Charter After Eclipse Of The Substantive Criteria
    • 4.1 Universality Under Charter Law: Th E Views Of States After The Package Deal
  • Admission After The Package Deal (145-200)   (210K)
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    • 5.1 Statehood As The Residual Criterion
    • 5.2 Contested Admission As The Exceptional Case
  • Universality Achieved: Micro-States, Neutral States, And The Residue Of Empires (201-250)   (235K)
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    • 6.1 Independence Of States In The 1990s7
    • 6.2 Very Small Island States
    • 6.3 Th E European Micro-States
    • 6.4 Switzerland
    • 6.5 Conclusion
  • Consequences Of Admission (251-292)   (166K)
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    • 7.1 Legal Consequences Of Admission As A Member State
    • 7.2 Universality And The Future Of International Organization
  • Conclusion (293-300)   (60K)
  • Bibliography (301-312)   (85K)
  • Index (313-334)   (89K)