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A powerful mechanism of legally formalised demographic engineering, the inter-war exchange of minorities between Greece and Turkey constitutes the locus classicus of population transfer in modern international law. This article provides a contextual discussion of the Permanent Court of International Justice’s attempt to fix the boundary between state power and international authority in Exchange of Greek and Turkish Populations.
Journal Article. 13827 words.
Subjects: Public International Law
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