The Routledge Handbook of Self-Determination and Secession (Paperback, 1)

PART I: INTRODUCTION  1. The Meaning of Self-Determination  2. The Emergence and Evolution of Self-Determination  3. The Meaning of Secession  PART II: SELF-DETERMINATION  4. Who are the "Peoples" Entitled to the Right to Self-Determination?  5. Self-Determination and Decolonization  6. Self-Determination and the Use of Force  7. Minorities, Self-Determination and Secession  8. Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination in Settler States  9. The Map Makes the People: The Territorial Nature of Self-Determination  PART III: EXPLAINING AND JUSTIFYING SECESSION  10. The Causes of Secession  11. The Lifecycle of Secession: Interactions, Processes, and Predictions  12. The Causes and Consequences of Fragmentation in Secessionist Movements  13. Geopolitics of Secession: Secession in the International Setting  14. Debating the Right to Secede: Normative Theories of Secession  PART IV: SECESSION STRATEGIES  15. Secession and the Strategic Playing Field  16. Strategic Choices for Secessionist Mobilization  17. Referendums as Instruments for Secession  18. Majoritarianism and Secession: An Ambiguous but Powerful Relationship  19. Beyond ‘Consensual’ Secession? Implicit Distinctions and the Object(ive)s of Consent  20. Declarations of Independence: A Classification  21. Violent and Nonviolent Tactics of Secession  22. Removing the Government of the Host State: Outside Military Intervention  23. International Power Politics and Secession  24. Surviving Without Recognition: De Facto States  25. Engagement Without Recognition  26. Secession and Diplomacy: Playing the State, Proving the Nation  PART V: COUNTER-SECESSION STRATEGIES  27. Countering Secession  28. Secessionist De-mobilization: From ‘Exit’ Back to ‘Voice’  29. The Strategies of Counter-Secession: How States Prevent Independence  30. How Parent States Prevent Recognition  31. Managing Self-Determination Struggles Through Decentralization  PART VI: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SECESSION  32. Self-Determination as the Basis for a Right to Secession  33. The Acquisition of Independence and International Boundaries  34. International Law and the Break-up of Yugoslavia  35. Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union: "Seceding" From the European Union  PART VII: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND SECESSION  36. Anti-Secession Constitutionalism  37. Constitutional Law and Secession in the United States  38. Constitutional Law and Secession in Australia  39. The Law of Secession in Canada  40. Constitutional Law and Secession in China: An Historical Outline  41. Constitutional Law and Secession in the United Kingdom  42. Constitutional Law and Secession in Spain