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| − | '''Self-determination''' is the right of all peoples to govern themselves in a [[democracy]]. | + | '''Self-determination''' is the right of all peoples (as a [[nation]] or [[culture]]) to govern themselves in a [[democracy]], and their own [[nation-state]]. When the [[United Nations]] was formed after [[World War 2]] its charter included a statement of the right of self-determination for all nations. It is also used by Marxists as a form of dialectic. |
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| + | *[[Donetsk Peoples Republic]] | ||
| + | *[[Luhansk Peoples Republic]] | ||
| + | *[[Abkhazia]] | ||
| + | *[[South Ossetia]] | ||
| + | *[[Transnistria]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:04, May 24, 2022
Self-determination is the right of all peoples (as a nation or culture) to govern themselves in a democracy, and their own nation-state. When the United Nations was formed after World War 2 its charter included a statement of the right of self-determination for all nations. It is also used by Marxists as a form of dialectic.