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Secession and international law : conflict avoidance -regional appraisals-

Julie Dahlitz

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Participating Institutes.- Participating Institutes.- Secession in Society and Law.- Self-Determination and Secession.- Order, Stability and Political Reality.- Self-Determination and Secession: The Jurisprudence of International Human Rights Tribunals.- Fundamental Legal Concepts.- Ongoing Global Legal Debate on Self-Determination and Secession: Main Trends.- A Legal Basis for Secession - Relevant Principles and Rules.- Secession and the Ban on the Use of Force: Some Reflections.- Evolving Principles.- Territorial Integrity and Secession: The Dialectics of International Order.- Sovereignty and Secession: Then and Now, Here and There.- Specific Issues.- Quebec's Right to Secessionist Self-Determination : The Colliding Paths of Canada's Clarity Act and Quebec's Fundamental Rights Act.- Secession in North America: The United States & Puerto Rico.- Latin America: Self-Determination, Minorities, Indigenous People, Stability of Borders and Problems of Secession.- The Role of Recognition and Non-Recognition with Respect to Secession: Notes on Some Relevant Issues.- Conclusions and Recommendations from The Regional Conferences.

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Key concepts: Secession, Political science, Jurisprudence, Sovereignty, International law, Law, Self-determination, Politics