enjoyed & appreciated both your recent offerings
> I think Jan has made it clear for all of us: the SMOM is
recognized by
> many (not all!) other subjects of international law as a subject
of
> international law, but is an organization or institution, not a
> country or territory. Sovereign states are ipso facto all subjects
of
> international law, but not all subjects of international law are
> necessarily states.
so how does a country or an organization or institution get
recognized as a subject of international law
say for example if we wanted to really establish & get people to
recognize everyones land
or say if just i myself wanted to become recognized as such
could we or could i actually become such subjects too
or if not then just who could