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FALLSTUDIEN: EINSATZ VON SNS IN UNTERNEHMEN,ith examples from the practice of Latvia. The continuity of citizenship is a consequence of state continuity. In the case of Latvia, the international community has recognized its claim regarding state continuity. Despite fifty years of occupation under the Soviet yoke, Latvia has retained its ident

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Zur Bewertung von Informationencrucial importance in processes of fragmentation which lead to the establishment of intermediary tiers of government and ultimately to constitutional asymmetries. The theoretical split that has dominated the field of federalism studies reflects on two important aspects linked to constitutional asymm