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Which of the following is not conventionally classified as a doctrine of recognition in international…

The Monroe Doctrine principally concerns European intervention and colonisation in the Americas. Tobar, Stimson and Estrada are conventionally discussed in connection with…

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Which of the following is not conventionally classified as a doctrine of recognition in international law?

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The Monroe Doctrine principally concerns European intervention and colonisation in the Americas. Tobar, Stimson and Estrada are conventionally discussed in connection with recognition or non-recognition.

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Option A

The Tobar Doctrine concerns non-recognition of governments arising unconstitutionally.

Option B

The Monroe Doctrine addresses European colonisation and intervention in the Americas.

Option C

The Stimson Doctrine concerns non-recognition of situations produced through unlawful force.

Option D

The Estrada Doctrine concerns withholding express pronouncements on recognition of foreign governments.

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