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Confederations of the past and present: historical and legal analysis
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The monograph is devoted to the study of confederation as a form of government. Based on the analysis of the historical experience of the formation, functioning and disintegration of confederations, the author concretizes the characteristic features of confederations, provides a variant of the classification of confederations, and also highlights the prerequisites for the formation and factors of the disintegration of the most significant confederations of the world from antiquity to the present day, which became the basis for assessing the viability and prospects of this form of government.
It is intended for all those interested in the world history of state and law, including students and teachers of higher and secondary vocational educational institutions.
Title: Confederations of the past and present: historical and legal analysis
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The monograph is devoted to the study of confederation as a form of government.
Based on the analysis of the historical experience of the formation, functioning and disintegration of confederations, the author concretizes the characteristic features of confederations, provides a variant of the classification of confederations, and also highlights the prerequisites for the formation and factors of the disintegration of the most significant confederations of the world from antiquity to the present day, which became the basis for assessing the viability and prospects of this form of government.
It is intended for all those interested in the world history of state and law, including students and teachers of higher and secondary vocational educational institutions.
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