Author:
Germane Marina,Kuzmany Börries
Abstract
AbstractThis chapter explores the origins of the idea of non-territorial autonomy and traces its theoretical development, as well as actual implementations, across time and space from the late Habsburg and Russian Empires to the Paris Peace Conference and to the interwar nation-states. Upon completing this chapter, you will learn how the concept of NTA came into being; what were its main features; who were the concept’s main proponents; which political currents supported the idea and which opposed it; and, finally, how historical events and changes at both the state and the international levels shaped the NTA concept’s ideological metamorphoses and determined its practical applications.
Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland
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