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The Asian States in the World Power Process, or to retain resources. Indeed, it seems that the most important conflicting claims which they encountered were concerned with deprivations and threats of deprivations with respect to what they considered their legitimate resources. In order to thwart these deprivations, they naturally appealed to community prescriptions..

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The Problem,The world today is in a process of deep-rooted changes which is reshaping the global picture. In this connection one is accustomed to think in the first place of the technological achievements of mankind, and expressions like “atomic age,” “nuclear age” and now “space age“ have found their place in common speech.

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Conclusions,An appraisal of the above material will now be made in the light of the question whether the practices of the Asian nations dealt with above have contributed positively — or perhaps negatively — to the development of international law.. It is proposed here to discuss this matter under the following headings:

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