Información General

• Autores: Jure Vidmar (ed. lit.), Sarah McGibbon (ed. lit.), Lea Raible (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Edward Elgar
• Año de publicación: 2022
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978 1 78897 174 4
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Resumen

• Combining both theoretical and practical insights, the Research Handbook on Secession addresses a wide range of legal issues and concepts surrounding secessions. It considers both well-known examples such as Kosovo and Bangladesh alongside less frequently discussed cases including Somaliland and Palestine. The Research Handbook offers state-of-the-art analysis of international law on – among other topics – statehood, secession, self-determination, as well as comparative constitutional perspectives.

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Listado de artículos

• • PART I. CONCEPTUALISING THE STATE

    • Introduction to the Research Handbook on Secession

      Jure Vidmar, Lea Raible, Sarah McGibbon

      págs. 1-1

      

    • State creation and the concept of statehood in international law

      Jure Vidmar, Lea Raible

      págs. 2-13

      

    • The law of statehood as a constellation of hybrids

      Jean d' Aspremont

      págs. 14-29

      

    • The principle of territorial integrity

      James Summers

      págs. 30-42

      

    • Self-determination short of secession

      Brad R. Roth

      págs. 43-59

      

    • Successful secession and the value of international recognition

      Alex Green

      págs. 60-75

      

  • PART II.1 DEMOCRACY AND DECLARATIONS

    • Independence referendums in international law

      Daniel Möckli, Nils Reimann

      págs. 76-92

      

    • Distinguishing between declarations of independence and secession

      Priya Urs

      págs. 93-112

      

  • PART II.2 CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES

    • Scotland’s political and constitutional process: negotiatingindependence under a flexible constitution

      Silvia Suteu

      págs. 113-128

      

    • The secession question in Quebec

      Patrick Dumberry

      págs. 129-148

      

  • PART II.3 EXTRACONSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES

    • Secession of Kosovo

      Jure Vidmar

      págs. 149-167

      

    • Extraconstitutional secession: the Catalan case and its future

      Pau Luque

      págs. 168-183

      

    • Secession in liberal-democratic contexts: lessons from Catalonia

      Pau Bossacoma i Busquets

      págs. 184-201

      

  • PART II.4 DISSOLUTION OF STATES

    • Dissolution of states

      Jure Vidmar

      págs. 202-218

      

    • The dissolution of the USSR

      Anne Østrup

      págs. 219-237

      

    • From velvet revolution to purple dissolution: dismantling of Czechoslovakia from above

      Tomás Dumbrovský, Kristyna Urbanova

      págs. 238-256

      

  • PART II.5 CHANGING THE NARRATIVE: SPECIAL CASES

    • Jordan and Palestine: union (1950) and secession (1988)

      Victor Kattan

      págs. 257-275

      

    • Seceding from failed states: reconsidering the case of Somaliland

      Sarah McGibbon

      págs. 276-293

      

  • PART II.6 REMEDIAL SECESSION

    • Bangladesh and the right of remedial secession

      Abhimanyu George Jain

      págs. 294-312

      

  • PART III. CONSEQUENCES OF SECESSION

    • The law of state succession: regulating the aftermath

      James G. Devaney

      págs. 313-331

      

    • Meaning(s) of illegality in secession processes

      Enrico Milano, Niccolò Zugliani

      págs. 332-349