Section Article

The genesis of a new state via legal and political means
Author(s): Sahil Dhigaan

Abstract
This article examines the fundamental aspects of establishing a new state from the perspectives of law and politics. This study explores the interaction between legal structures and political tactics in establishing and validating a new governmental body. The study starts with a historical synopsis of state creation emphasising important theoretical and practical concerns. Subsequently it examines case studies of recent instances of state construction to demonstrate the intricate dynamics at play. The study offers a thorough knowledge of the emergence and establishment of new governments by examining the legal underpinnings such as constitutional design and legislative procedures as well as the political manoeuvres including diplomacy and power battles. The results emphasise the importance of both legal frameworks and political procedures in determining the stability and sustainability of recently established nations.