The Recognition of Israel

@article{Brown1948TheRO,
  title={The Recognition of Israel},
  author={Philip Marshall Brown},
  journal={American Journal of International Law},
  year={1948},
  volume={42},
  pages={620 - 627}
}
  • P. Brown
  • Published 1 July 1948
  • Sociology
  • American Journal of International Law
resulting documents reflect a whole series of compromises. This in turn presents the great risk that the documents' meaning will not be clear or that it will mean different things to different people depending upon which clause is emphasized. If on top of this there develops a tendency such as appears with regard to the Economic Agreement of Bogota for nations to pile up reservations and unilateral declarations of what they conceive to be the meaning of different parts of the document, the… 
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