On the Way to Statehood: Secession and GlobalisationAleksandar Pavković, Peter Radan Chapters include: 'Secession: A Word in Search of Meaning', 'Secession and State Recognition in International Relations and Law', 'Secessionist Legitimacy: A Comparative Analysis', 'Consensual Secession of Montenegro - Towards Good Practice?' and 'The First Secessions'. |
Contents
A Word in Search of a Meaning | 17 |
Neoliberal Globalisation Nationalism and Changed | 33 |
Secession and State Recognition in International Relations | 51 |
The African Unions Approach | 67 |
Assessing the Contrasting | 85 |
A Comparative Analysis | 101 |
A Moral Theory Perspective | 117 |
Consensual Secession of Montenegro Towards Good Practice? | 133 |
The Collective Moral Agency of Secessionist Groups | 149 |
The First Secessions | 163 |
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