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  Autonomy and Demilitarisation in International Law: Aland Islands in a Changing Europe (Hardback) Edited by Lauri Hannikainen, Edited by Frank Horn

  

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  Short Description for Autonomy and Demilitarisation in International LawThis work gives a comprehensive analysis of the Aland Islands international legal status as a territory under Finnish sovereignty yet demilitarized and autonomous, with a Swedish character. The legal status of this autonomy is examined, as are military issues.
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  • Publisher: Brill
  • Published: 19 March 1997
  • Format: Hardback 360 pages
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  • Categories: International Relations | International Law | Treaties & Other Sources Of International Law | International Law Of Territory & Statehood
  • ISBN 13: 9789041102713 ISBN 10: 904110271X

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• This work gives a comprehensive analysis of the Aland Islands international legal status as a territory under Finnish sovereignty yet demilitarized and autonomous, with a Swedish character. The legal status of this autonomy is examined, as are military issues, and the Islands' relationship with the EU. The solution achieved for Aland may provide a valuable model of autonomy, and this collection of essays should be of interest and use to students, professionals, and anyone concerned with territorial autonomy as a possible means of enhancing political rights of minorities.