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A question of trans-boudary rivers: Legal rules, a coherent system or a vacant canyon: Towards a constructivist approach
Trans-boundary Rivers form an important context for relations between multiple sovereign states. The paper tackles the dynamics of a state’s behaviour, regarding trans-boundary Rivers, through time so that state relations are not a constant competition or cooperation. The paper responds to the behav...
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