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In August 2011, I drafted an opinion on certain legal questions regarding the issue of popular representation , so far as they might arise in the context of the push for the state of Palestine to be admitted to membership of the United Nations to see the updated document click here . The opinion provoked considerable comment, including by those who admitted to not having read it, but the overall result appears to have been a stimulating debate about the link between statehood, UN membership and representation of the people of Palestine.A central issue is whether the democratic representation of states involves any questions of international law. Here, we are very much on the threshold of normative progress, and the question of Palestine presents certain unique dimensions; how they are dealt stanley usa with may in turn contribute to how the law develops in the years ahead.Having long since recognised the right to self-determination of all Palestinians, the international community evidently has a legal and political interest in who effectively represents it in the UN. This does not mean it has a right to impose any particular system of governme stanley nz nt or representation on the state of Palestine as it moves towards UN membership. Rather, it has a valid interest in looking for evidence of connection be stanley cup tween representation and an exercise of the popular will.Who represents the state 鈥?in a society configured by principles of sovereignty and non-intervention 鈥?was long seen
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