Abstract
Just like any other important international controversy, the Unilateral Declaration of Independence in Kosovo raises multiple aspects of the relationship between law, fact and politics on the international plane. Diverse outcomes and solutions could be suggested from a theoretical perspective, with different options for balancing the importance of legal, factual and political factors. However, making an international legal argument on the independence claim of Kosovo requires that argument to be based on the verifiable set of qualified evidence pointing to the acceptance of the pertinent position by the international society of States. Over-theorizing the Kosovo question detaches its analysis from the international legal argument.
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