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As already seen above, the principle of permanent sovereignty over natural resources, as developed in the 1950s, is rooted in two main principles: the sovereignty of States and the right of people to self-determination. This combination reflected two contradictory tendencies, now united in one principle: economic development in the so-called developing countries and the international legal principle of self-determination, which includes the obligation to cooperate to advance independence in these countries.

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The Primary Pillars of the Principle of Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources

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    2026年

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  • Mara Alin Brinker

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As already seen above, the principle of permanent sovereignty over natural resources, as developed in the 1950s, is rooted in two main principles: the sovereignty of States and the right of people to self-determination. This combination reflected two contradictory tendencies, now united in one principle: economic development in the so-called developing countries and the international legal principle of self-determination, which includes the obligation to cooperate to advance independence in these countries.