Hilpold: Autonomy and Self-determination: Between Legal Assertions and Utopian Aspirations

Peter Hilpold (Univ. of Innsbruck - Law) has published Autonomy and Self-determination: Between Legal Assertions and Utopian Aspirations (Edward Elgar Publishing 2018). Contents include:

• Peter Hilpold, Introduction
• Peter Hilpold, Self-determination and Autonomy: Between Secession and Internal Self-determination
• Brad R. Roth, The Relevance of Democratic Principles to the Self-Determination Norm
• Rein Müllerson, Self-Determination and Secession: Similarities and Differences
• Markku Suksi, The Referendum as an Instrument for Decision-making in Autonomy-related Situations
• Ulrike Haider-Quercia, Secession as a New Constitutional Problem: the question of independence in autonomy systems
• Hannes Hofmeister & Belen Olmos Giupponi, ‘Free at Last’? Scotland, Independence and EU Membership
• Antonello Tancredi, Italian Approaches to Self-determination: Theory and Practice
• Stefan Oeter, The Kurds between Discrimination, Autonomy and Self-determination
• Xabier Arzoz, Autonomy and Self-determination in Spain: a Constitutional Law Perspective
• Eugenia López-Jacoiste, Autonomy and Self-determination in Spain: Catalonia’s Claims for Independence from the Perspective of International Law
• Daniel Turp & Anthony Beauséjour, Self-determination, Autonomy, Independence, and the Case of Québec