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Moralism in theories of secession: a realist perspective
Nations and Nationalism, 2020Marc Sanjaume-Calvet
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Ukraine: remedial secession and Russian aggression
The Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 2022The aim of this paper is to examine the events taking place in Ukraine, in particular in light of the recent developments, and classify them in legal terms.
A. Szpak
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The Demographics of School District Secession
Social Forces, 2022:School segregation has been a topic of significant sociological research in the United States. Less attention has been devoted to understanding the relationship between school district inequalities and secession, a political tool that forms new ...
Alexandra Cooperstock
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A successful secession: what does it take to secede?
Territory, Politics, Governance, 2021While a number of movements seek state secession, the majority fails to achieve internationally recognized statehood. What accounts for the success of some secessionist movements and the failure of so many?
Elizabeth Nelson
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Creating new states: the strategic use of referendums in secession movements
Territory, Politics, Governance, 2020What is the value of using referendums as part of independence movements? By considering recent prominent secession movements, this article theorizes that referendums provide several strategic advantages to distinct communities seeking territorial ...
Juve J. Cortés Rivera
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2018
Secession occurs when a portion of a state breaks away either to form its own sovereign country or to join with another state. Because secessionist conflicts are essentially contests over territory, theories of state-breaking presuppose various positions regarding political legitimacy. Most theorists now acknowledge that a group might have the right to
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Secession occurs when a portion of a state breaks away either to form its own sovereign country or to join with another state. Because secessionist conflicts are essentially contests over territory, theories of state-breaking presuppose various positions regarding political legitimacy. Most theorists now acknowledge that a group might have the right to
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The Racial/Ethnic and Socioeconomic Dynamics of Public School District Secession, 1995–2015
Teachers College Record, 2020Background Scholars have increasingly expressed concern about a new secessionist movement, grounded in a doctrine of localism and facilitated by permissive state policies regarding the formation of new school districts.
M. Richards
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