Internationally Administered Territories – International Protectorates?

Inhaltsübersicht: A. Introduction: Presentation of Case Study - Methodology - B. The Notion "Sovereignty": The Persisting Importance of the Concept of State Sovereignty - Material Interpretation of Sovereignty - Formal Interpretation - Distinction Between Different Levels of Sovereignty - Territorial Sovereignty as a Feature of Sovereignty - Conclusion - C. Historical Examples: The Free City of Danzig (1920-1939) - The Saar Territory (1920-1935) - Leticia (1933-1934) - The Free Territory of Trieste - Jerusalem - West Irian - Namibia (South West Africa) - East Timor - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Results - D. Kosovo: Introduction - The Legal Framework - The Factual Scenario - The Future Status of Kosovo - Summary - E. The Principle of Democracy and the International Administration of Territories: The Conflict Between the International Administration of Territories and Democracy - The UN's Commitment to Democracy - Limits on Democracy - Limits on the Suspension of Democratic Rights - Conclusion - F. Conclusion: Different Forms of International Territorial Administrations - The Two Conflicting Trends - The Interaction Between the Trends - Outlook - Bibliography - Index