Self-determination in the new world order Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
Ch. 1	Self-Determination Claims During the Cold War	11
	The U.S. Response	11
	The International Response	13
	The Law of Self-Determination	16
Ch. 2	Post-Cold War Policy: Three Cases	27
	The Breakup of the Soviet Union	27
	The Yugoslav Crisis	32
	The Iraqi Stalemate	38
Ch. 3	A Modern Understanding of Self-Determination	45
	Weaknesses in the Current Approach	45
	New Categories of Self-Determination	46
Ch. 4	Developments in International Law	53
	Protection of Minority Rights	54
	An "Entitlement" to Democratic Government	60
	The Law and Policy of Recognition	65
Ch. 5	After the Cold War: A New Approach to Self-Determination	71
	Standards for Evaluating Self-Determination Movements	74
	Preserving an Existing State	80
	Supporting the Emergence of a New State	82
	Criteria for Transition to Independent Statehood	84
Ch. 6	Responding to International Hot Spots	95
	Monitoring	96
	Diplomatic Intervention	98
	Denial of International Legitimacy	101
	Conditionality and Economic Sanctions	102
	Military Intervention	105
	Three Proposals for Institutional Reform	112
	Conclusion	119
	Appendix: Global Survey of Self-Determination Movements	123
	Africa	123
	Asia	131
	Europe	139
	Latin America and the Caribbean	144
	Middle East	145
	North America	147
	Successor States to the Soviet Union	148
	Successor States to Yugoslavia	157
	Appendix Sources	161
	Study Group Participants	163
	Bibliography	165
	Index	171
	About the Authors	178