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'...this study serves as a good introduction to autonomy for everyone interested in conflict resolution and minority rights, both from an academic as well as from a more practical point of view.'
Helsinki Monitor, 10:3 (1999)
'Autonomy: Applications and Implications is a rich volume that addresses many of the most important issues related to majority-minority political relations in the world today.[...] the high quality of the writing and the judicious selection of topics render this volume one of the most useful to have appeared in recent years. As both a repository of a great deal of factual information and an introduction to the major political and philosophical issues surrounding autonomy, this book deserves to be in libraries of all serious students and practitioners in the field of constitutional law, international law, and minority-majority-ethnic relations.'
International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, 7:3.
Helsinki Monitor, 10:3 (1999)
'Autonomy: Applications and Implications is a rich volume that addresses many of the most important issues related to majority-minority political relations in the world today.[...] the high quality of the writing and the judicious selection of topics render this volume one of the most useful to have appeared in recent years. As both a repository of a great deal of factual information and an introduction to the major political and philosophical issues surrounding autonomy, this book deserves to be in libraries of all serious students and practitioners in the field of constitutional law, international law, and minority-majority-ethnic relations.'
International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, 7:3.
Preface.
Abbreviations.
I. Introduction; M. Suksi.
II. On the Legal Understanding of Autonomy; H.-J. Heinze.
III. On the Ethics of Minority Protection; J. Räikkä.
IV. Political Autonomy: Ambiguities and Clarifications; M. Wiberg.
V. Autonomy as a Conflict-Solving Mechanism – An Overview; K.-Å. Nordquist.
VI. Self-Determination and Autonomy in International Law; L. Hannikainen.
VII. Images of Autonomy and Individual and Collective Rights in International Instruments on the Rights of Minorities; P. Thornberry.
VIII. Indigenous Peoples and Autonomy; G. Alfredsson.
IX. The Procedural Position of Autonomous Regions Before International Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Organs; A. Spiliopoulou Åkermark.
X. On the Entrenchment of Autonomy; M. Suksi.
XI. Regionalism and Federalism in the Italian Constitutional Experience; S. Bartole.
XII. Regionalization and Autonomy in Spain: The Making of the `Estado de las Autonomías'; C.F. Juberías.
XIII. Autonomy and the British Constitution; P.M. Leopold.
XIV. Cultural Autonomy: Concept, Content, History and Role in the World Order; A. Eide, et al.
XV. The Beneficiaries of Autonomy Arrangements – With Special Reference to Indigenous Peoples in General and the Sami in Finland in Particular; K. Myntti.
XVI. Autonomy Within the OSCE: The Case of Crimea; J. Packer.
XVII. Autonomy and the Council of Europe – With Special Reference to the Application of Article 3 of the First Protocol of the European Convention of Human Rights; S. Lewis-Anthony.
XVIII. Autonomy and the European Union; I. Bullain.
XIX. Concluding Remarks; M. Suksi.
Subject Index.
Table of Cases.
Abbreviations.
I. Introduction; M. Suksi.
II. On the Legal Understanding of Autonomy; H.-J. Heinze.
III. On the Ethics of Minority Protection; J. Räikkä.
IV. Political Autonomy: Ambiguities and Clarifications; M. Wiberg.
V. Autonomy as a Conflict-Solving Mechanism – An Overview; K.-Å. Nordquist.
VI. Self-Determination and Autonomy in International Law; L. Hannikainen.
VII. Images of Autonomy and Individual and Collective Rights in International Instruments on the Rights of Minorities; P. Thornberry.
VIII. Indigenous Peoples and Autonomy; G. Alfredsson.
IX. The Procedural Position of Autonomous Regions Before International Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Organs; A. Spiliopoulou Åkermark.
X. On the Entrenchment of Autonomy; M. Suksi.
XI. Regionalism and Federalism in the Italian Constitutional Experience; S. Bartole.
XII. Regionalization and Autonomy in Spain: The Making of the `Estado de las Autonomías'; C.F. Juberías.
XIII. Autonomy and the British Constitution; P.M. Leopold.
XIV. Cultural Autonomy: Concept, Content, History and Role in the World Order; A. Eide, et al.
XV. The Beneficiaries of Autonomy Arrangements – With Special Reference to Indigenous Peoples in General and the Sami in Finland in Particular; K. Myntti.
XVI. Autonomy Within the OSCE: The Case of Crimea; J. Packer.
XVII. Autonomy and the Council of Europe – With Special Reference to the Application of Article 3 of the First Protocol of the European Convention of Human Rights; S. Lewis-Anthony.
XVIII. Autonomy and the European Union; I. Bullain.
XIX. Concluding Remarks; M. Suksi.
Subject Index.
Table of Cases.