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PAGE PAGE 5 国际公法原理与案例研究 Principles and Case Study of Public International Law 双语教学示范课程习题及参考答案之一 Hunan University School of Law by Professor Nie, Zilu (聂资鲁) Terms (1) De facto and de jure recognition Answer: Recognition de facto implies that there is some doubt as to the long-term viability of the government in question. Recognition de jure usually follows where the recognizing state accepts that the effective control displayed by the government is permanent and firmly rooted and that there are no legal reasons detracting from this. De facto recognition involves a hesitant assessment of the