Eric Fripp has published a timely contribution to EJIL: Talk! examining the recognition of Palestine through the interconnected frameworks of international statelessness and refugee law.
This piece considers a significant legal question: what does the recognition of Palestine as a State mean for the status of Palestinians who do not hold another nationality? Published on EJIL: Talk!, the blog of the European Journal of International Law, the piece offers valuable analysis for practitioners and others interested in public international law, nationality, statelessness and refugee law.
Read Eric’s blog here.
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