Self-Determination as Beneficial to Group Agents of the Required Kind

Self-Determination as Beneficial to Group Agents of the Required Kind 

My analysis in the chapters to come will clarify the ways in which facilitating the functioning of group agents can limit the destabilizing effects of their claims to self- 

Of course, even if norms are formulated and promulgated, this does not guarantee that all group agents will abide by them they may opt to profit from self- 

In this chapter, I have considered how to justify the group moral entitlement to self-determination. In Chapters 5 and 6,1 discuss the set of advantages allowable under the universal right to self-determination as well as pragmatic benefits of self-determination and how to achieve them legitimately without privileging the interests of one group over those of others within the same territory. I explain why majorities may be motivated to comply if a proposal like mine is implemented in Chapter 5 and consider why equality within a state is still self-determination in Chapter 6. 

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