At the Fifth Land Conference of the CPY, an underground minicongress held in Zagreb in October 1940, Tito sketched the CPY's leftist strategy, which focused the party on armed insurrection and on a Soviet-style federalist solution to Yugoslavia's nationality conflict.
It was characteristic of the general political climate in Europe that Stürgkh had to concentrate his legislative program on the improvement of Austrian armament, for international crises overshadowed the nationality conflict.
As we have seen, under Sitztheorie, when a lawsuit arises among corporate parties with different nationalities, conflicts of law are decided by the company's domicile, or Sitz.
As Havel has pointed out, the terrain that has emerged since the collapse of Communism is spiked with countless hidden land mines--nationality-based conflicts, economic crises, and intolerance, to name just three--which can erupt with ferocious intensity.
Central to the controversial assertion of Silesian nationality were conflicting linguistic interpretations: some scholars (and Silesian nationalists) argued that Silesian was a language unto itself, while other scholars (and the Polish government) classified Silesian as a dialect of Polish.
These fumbling efforts at detection are mirrored by the pursuit of the identity of the ice man by scientists of different nationalities and conflicting claims.
Plahotin, like Nesterenko, hadn't paid much attention to his nationality before the conflict started.
In May 1993 the UN established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), and, in the years following the conflict, the court brought charges against individuals from every ethnicity and nationality represented in the conflict.
Last year Ivory Coast, where disputes about nationality have fuelled civil conflict, became the 20th country to ratify at least one of the treaties since 2011.
