Chapter 15 — State succession, Paragraph 4.1 (§15.00.04.01)

Chapter 15 — State succession • Paragraph 4.1 • §15.00.04.01

Neither loss of legitimacy nor of sovereignty (indeed, as legitimacy can exist without sovereignty, this is even less of an issue) is the same as state death. A state may no longer be legitimate (let alone, sovereign), but it may continue to function, that is, to execute the three processing operations necessary for its citizens.

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