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Supremacy of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Recognized in International Law?

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2017

Dieter Schröder
Dieter Schröder*
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Free University of Berlin
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 70 , Issue 2 , April 1976 , pp. 322 - 328
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1976

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References

1 For the complete text of the Final Act, see 73 DEPT. STATE BULL. 323 (1975); 14 ILM 1293 (1975). For the signatories and the text of the Declaration of Principles Guiding Relations between Participating States, see Official Documents, infra p. 417. For further comment on the Declaration, see supra p. 242.

2 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the German Democratic Republic, Aussenpolitische Korrespondenz, July 21, 1958.

3 23 UST 1439, TIAS No. 7650, 11 ILM 784 (1972)

4 23 UST 3462, TIAS No. 7504, 11 ILM 791 (1972).

5 Agreement concerning Cooperation in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space for Peaceful Purposes, signed at Moscow, May 24, 1972, 23 UST 867, TIAS No. 7347, 11 ILM 766 (1972).

6 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Environmental Protection, signed at Moscow, May 23, 1972, 23 UST 845, TIAS No. 7345, 11 ILM 761 (1972).

7 24 UST 1486; TIAS No. 7655, 12 ILM 905 (1973).

8 24 UST 1478, TIAS No. 7654, 67 AJIL 833 (1973), 12 ILM 896 (1973).

9 E.g., Protocol on Questions Relating to the Expansion of Air Services, 24 UST 1506, TIAS No. 7658, 12 ILM 897 (1973).

10 TEAS No. 7910, 13 ILM 901 (1974).

11 71 Dept. State Buix. 216 (1974), 68 AJIL 805 (1974), 13 ILM 906 (1974).

12 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Energy, signed June 28, 1974, TIAS No. 7899, 13 ILM 896 (1974).

13 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Housing and Construction, signed June 28, 1974, TIAS No. 7898, 13 ILM 892 (1974).

14 LE DROIT DES GENS OD PRINCIPES DE LA NATURELLE (1758), Book II, §154 (C. G. Fenwick trans. 1916).

15 Done at Vienna, May 23, 1969, UN Doc. A/Conf.39/27 (1969), 63 AJIL 875 (1969).

16 See R. D. Kearney, The Twenty-Sixth Session of the International Law Commission, 69 AJIL 591, 603 (1975).

17 The supreme agencies of state power and state administration are defined in Articles 30, 31, and 68 of the Constitution of the USSR as the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the Council of Ministers of the USSR, and the individual USSR ministries.

18 Novyi etap v razvitii sovetskogo gostidarstva, in Sovetskoje Gosudarstvo I Pravo, No. 10 (1960).

19 See K. Eubank, The Summit Conferences 1919-1960 (1966).

20 1 Hackworth, Digest of International Law 325 (1940).

21 25 Fed. 408 (S.D.N.Y. 1885), 2 Moore, Digest of International Law 1098 (1906).

22 The Arantzazu Mendi, [1939] A.C. 256 (H.L.).

23 H. Lauterpacht, Recognition in International Law 175 (1948); 1 O'connell, International Law 166-80 (2d ed. 1970).

24 See Q. Wright, , The Prevention of Aggression, 50 AJIL 514 (1956)CrossRefGoogle Scholar.

25 Supra note 4.