Escaping the Self-Determination Trap

Abstract

Preface Acknowledgements I. Introduction II. A Concept with Multiple Meanings III. The Classical Right to Self-determination IV. Constitutional Self-determination V. Remedial Self-determination VI. Effective Entities VII. Trading Self-determination for Autonomy or Enhanced Self-governance VIII. Regionalisation, Federalisation, or Union with Confirmation of Territorial Unity IX. Deferring a Substantive Settlement while Agreeing to a Settlement Mechanism X. Balancing Self-determination Claims XI. Conditional Self-determination XII. Agreeing on Self-determination but Deferring Implementation XIII. Establishing a De Facto State through an International Process XIV. Supervised Independence XV. Conclusion: New Approaches to Self-determination Settlements Annex I: Levels of Legal Privileges of Entities Annex II: Settlements and Steps towards Settlement Bibliography.

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