text: F Etat de police E police State S F Etat de réception E receiving State S F état de récidive légale v. en état de récidive légale F Etat de résidence E receiving State S F état d'exception = estado de excepción F Etat du domicile fiscal E State of fiscal domicile S F Etat du pavillon E flag State S ICJ, international tribunals generally * ICJ ** International tribunals generally SIO, SM, SR G Polizeistaat SIO, SM VCCR For alternatives see domicile fiscal - 457 - F état d'urgence (FR Loi 3.4.1955) = estado de emergencia F Etat du siège SIO E host State S F Etat en puissance E potential State S F Etat hôte SIO E host State S F Etat incriminé E accused State S F étatisme absolu E State absolutism S F Etat lésé SR V. Etat qui s'estime lésé E injured State S F Etat limitrophe E ?bordering State S F Etat policier = Etat de police F Etat qui s'estime lésé E State alleging injury S F Etat riverain E riparian State S - 458 - F Etat territorial SR E territorial State S F Etat tiers SS E third State S F Etat TWiifié E unified State S F Etat unitaire E unitary State S F Etat victime E injured*/victim*/affected** * ?SR State ** INJ S F Etat voisin E neighbouring State S F éteindre E to extinguish e.g. an obligation; s'éteindre, to abate (EN of an action at law); for usage and alternatives see note 15 S F étranger E alien S F études juridiques E legal/law studies S E European Commission of Human Rights = Commission européenne des droits de l'homme - 459 - E European Convention on Human Rights = Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts related to international law, specifically in the context of states, governments, and international organizations. The terms mentioned, such as "police state", "receiving state", "host state", and "third state", suggest a focus on international relations, diplomacy, and legal frameworks. Additionally, the presence of terms like "International Court of Justice" and "European Convention on Human Rights" further support this hypothesis.