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    The Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands Dispute Questions of Sovereignty and Suggestions for Resolving the Dispute By Martin Lohmeyer A thesis in fulfilment of the requirements of the Degree of Master of Laws in the Faculty of Law‚ University of Canterbury 2008 Content Content ....................................................................................................................1 Acknowledgements........................................................................................

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    The Wilmot Proviso‚ and the question of whether to allow the expansion of slavery‚ gave the nation’s political parties a new focus‚ and inspired the establishment of new political factions. In the election of 1848‚ the Democrats and the Whigs were both split over the issue of expanding slavery. Factions in support of the Wilmot Proviso clustered together‚ and formed the Free Soil Party. Northerners had become increasingly suspicious of the Union‚ and believed that the Federal Government was run by

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    claimed present-day places like California‚ Utah‚ Nevada‚ Arizona‚ and New Mexico. Popular Sovereignty: Popular sovereignty is the idea that the authority of the state and its goverment is made and sustained by the say of the people in the state. The consent the people give is said through the elected representatives. Kansas Nebraska Act: The Kansas-Nebrask Act was an 1854 a bill that mandated "popular sovereignty" -giving settlers the choice to decide whether slavery would be allowed or not. Making

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    Perspective ZHONGQI PAN* The Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands have brought China and Japan into a bitter dispute for many decades. With regard to the real question of who owns sovereignty over the islands‚ the two claimants can not come to terms on several critical issues‚ such as whether the islands were terra nullius when Japan claimed sovereignty in 1895‚ whether Japan returned the islands to China after the Japanese defeat in WWII‚ and how their maritime boundary in the East China Sea should be demarcated

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    supreme law of the land; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby‚ anything in the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding.”(Supremacy) This shows that despite state’s rights‚ the federal government still has sovereignty. This blending of the powers is paramount to the ideas of cooperative

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    AMERICAN MILITARY UNIVERSITY CASINOS FOR SOVEREIGNTY RESEARCH PAPER SUMBITTED TO INSTRUCTOR MARC WENNER HISTORY 223 BY 18 JANUARY 2010 Casinos are what people expect to see when they enter an Indian reservation. Most people that visit the reservation have no idea why the Casinos are there and what they mean to the reservations and the Indians that live there. The Indians use the Casinos to take charge of their own economic

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    in Nicaragua. Nicaragua won a historic case against the U.S. at the International Court of Justice in 1986 (see Nicaragua v. United States)‚ and the U.S. was ordered to pay Nicaragua some $12 billion in reparations for undermining the nation’s sovereignty. It was during this period that Salman Rushdie visited Nicaragua at the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the Sandinistas rise to power.ter a period of political and economic turmoil under dictator Anastasio Somoza Debayle‚ the leftist Sandinista

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    of 1850 Use your textbook or map book to complete the following activity. Locate each area below on your map and label it with its name and the letter of the description. Two territories that could chose to become slave states through popular sovereignty according to the Compromise of 1850. First territory from the Mexican Cession to ask for admission to the nation. Territory set aside for Indians. Territory divided at the 49th parallel in an agreement with Britain. Locate and label the remainder

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    After watching the video Legitimacy to the Qing * Increased China’s size * Safety assured * Population triples‚ 120 to 300 million > 1. Malthusian Trap 2. Unemployment‚ leads to crime‚ drug abuse especially Opium‚ this drug is not made in China‚ the son of Kangxi had decided that they would not make opium illegal‚ but they had forbid its use in non-medical use. 3. Bad Weather‚ it is not the people’s fault but it is important given that if the government do not spend money

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    Senkaku mole and the short-tailed Albatross barring which there is no flora or fauna of any economic importance. The islands are highly significant from a military perspective as a strategic outpost. Dispute Today Senkaku islands are under the sovereignty of Japan. The islands are a point of contention between Japan‚ China and Taiwan. All claim to have discovered the islands and occupied the islands first. The records indicate that in early as in 1372 the islands had been used a navigational reference

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