THE TERRITORIAL CHANGES OF THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES REGARDED AS A DIMENSION OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AFTER ROMANIAˊS INTEGRATION INTO THE EUROPEAN UNION
THE TERRITORIAL CHANGES OF THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES REGARDED AS A DIMENSION OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AFTER ROMANIAˊS INTEGRATION INTO THE EUROPEAN UNION

Summary/Abstract: The state territorial changes in Europe are a factor of borderline renewal but also for the cohesion of the newly formed nations. The inalienability of the territories, the self-determination, the state and administrative organization of the newly formed states contradicts the separatist elements that endanger the rule of law, the constitutions, the nations, etc. The international recognition of the new territorial-juridical formations by the rule of law community but also recognition from the: UN, EU, CIS. Fundamental laws play an important role in the state's territorial developments in the contemporary world. Settlement of disputes that had as their starting point the territorial and ethnic disputes over the last decade in the European continent.

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