Jennifer Jackson Preece
Biographic Data
| ID | 5082035 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jennifer Jackson Preece |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jennifer Jackson |
| FAMILY NAME | Preece |
| SIGNATURE | PREECE J J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
National Minorities and the International System
National minorities are collectivities who possess that trait which is the current normative underpinning of states, namely nationhood, and yet for practical purposes cannot enjoy outright political independence. Because national minorities bear these normatively significant characteristics they may be deemed to have legitimate international claims to certain special rights even if these fall short of statehood. Yet although this rationale may be…
National Minority Rights vs. State Sovereignty in Europe: Changing Norms in International Relations
The 1990s debate on minority rights clearly indicates that minority issues are among the most controversial subjects of international relations. Questions concerning national minorities gained new prominence in international relations, especially in East Central Europe, following the end of the Cold War. Between 1990 and 1995 the formulation of international standards regulating state conduct towards national minorities was a priority for Europea…
Minority rights in Europe: From Westphalia to Helsinki
Sovereign insiders and minority outsidersThe ‘problem of minorities’, with its numerous implications for both international theory and practice, has been a significant issue in international society for centuries. It has constituted an ongoing friction between states, a pretext for separatism, irredentism and intervention, and a direct and indirect cause of local and general wars.Among the best works which examine various aspects of the ‘problem …
Minority rights in Europe: From Westphalia to Helsinki
Sovereign insiders and minority outsidersThe ‘problem of minorities’, with its numerous implications for both international theory and practice, has been a significant issue in international society for centuries. It has constituted an ongoing friction between states, a pretext for separatism, irredentism and intervention, and a direct and indirect cause of local and general wars.Among the best works which examine various aspects of the ‘problem …
National Minority Rights vs. State Sovereignty in Europe: Changing Norms in International Relations
The 1990s debate on minority rights clearly indicates that minority issues are among the most controversial subjects of international relations. Questions concerning national minorities gained new prominence in international relations, especially in East Central Europe, following the end of the Cold War. Between 1990 and 1995 the formulation of international standards regulating state conduct towards national minorities was a priority for Europea…
National Minorities and the International System
National minorities are collectivities who possess that trait which is the current normative underpinning of states, namely nationhood, and yet for practical purposes cannot enjoy outright political independence. Because national minorities bear these normatively significant characteristics they may be deemed to have legitimate international claims to certain special rights even if these fall short of statehood. Yet although this rationale may be…
National Minority Rights vs. State Sovereignty in Europe: Changing Norms in International Relations
The 1990s debate on minority rights clearly indicates that minority issues are among the most controversial subjects of international relations. Questions concerning national minorities gained new prominence in international relations, especially in East Central Europe, following the end of the Cold War. Between 1990 and 1995 the formulation of international standards regulating state conduct towards national minorities was a priority for Europea…
Minority rights in Europe: From Westphalia to Helsinki
Sovereign insiders and minority outsidersThe ‘problem of minorities’, with its numerous implications for both international theory and practice, has been a significant issue in international society for centuries. It has constituted an ongoing friction between states, a pretext for separatism, irredentism and intervention, and a direct and indirect cause of local and general wars.Among the best works which examine various aspects of the ‘problem …
National Minorities and the International System
National minorities are collectivities who possess that trait which is the current normative underpinning of states, namely nationhood, and yet for practical purposes cannot enjoy outright political independence. Because national minorities bear these normatively significant characteristics they may be deemed to have legitimate international claims to certain special rights even if these fall short of statehood. Yet although this rationale may be…
Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sovereignty (3 works) · State (computer science (3 works) · Human rights (2 works) · International relations (2 works) · Minority rights (2 works) · Minority Rights and Languages (2 works)