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The 110 pages that link to Self-determination, each with the reason it gives.

• BantustanCompared with: The government invoked self-determination while restricting residents’ choices and political rights.

• Chechen–Russian conflictNarrower topic: Both independence claims and Russia’s territorial-integrity arguments invoked competing political principles.

• Portuguese decolonizationRelated: Independence movements invoked this principle against Portugal’s claim to permanent sovereignty.

• Treaty of LondonCompared with: Applying it to mixed populations conflicted with some borders sought under the treaty.

• Baltic WayRelated: Participants asserted the Baltic peoples' right to decide their political future.

• Czechoslovak National CouncilNarrower topic: The council framed independence as the political choice of Czech and Slovak peoples.

• Dollar diplomacyRelated: Foreign financial control raised questions about whether debtor nations could exercise genuine sovereignty.

• Greater SerbiaNarrower topic: It provides a broader framework for distinguishing national rights from territorial expansion.

• Hungarian irredentismCompared with: Trianon’s defenders invoked national self-determination, while revisionists emphasized historic borders and Hungarian communities.

• Sovereign stateRelated: It grounds many claims to independent statehood and decolonization.

• Soviet nationalities policyRelated: It was a stated ideal whose meaning Soviet leaders limited in practice.

• United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western SaharaNarrower topic: The unresolved application of this principle is the central political question behind MINURSO’s mandate.

• Western Sahara WarRelated: It frames the competing claims about whether the territory’s future requires a choice on independence.

• 1995 Constitution of EthiopiaRelated: The constitution grounds regional autonomy and secession rights in collective self-determination.

• Addis Ababa AgreementRelated: The 1972 settlement granted regional self-government without providing a referendum on independence.

• Algeria–Morocco relationsNarrower topic: Both states invoke self-determination differently in arguments over Western Sahara.

• EnosisRelated: Enosis invoked self-determination, while opponents disputed whose wishes should decide Cyprus’s future.

• French overseas collectivityRelated: Autonomy arrangements can coexist with political debates about a territory's future status.

• National liberation movementRelated: It frames independence as a political right rather than merely a military outcome.

• Pan-nationalismRelated: Pan-national movements invoke it when demanding collective sovereignty across borders.

• Territorial disputeRelated: It can conflict with a state's claim to preserve its existing territorial boundaries.

• Azad KashmirRelated: It underlies rival arguments about the future political status of Kashmir.

• British Indian Ocean TerritoryRelated: It underlies arguments about Mauritius’s sovereignty and Chagossian political rights.

• National liberationRelated: It supplies the central political claim that a people should govern itself.

• Papua conflictRelated: Both sides invoke competing interpretations of this principle in the dispute.

• Wilma MankillerRelated: She made community-led development a practical expression of Cherokee self-determination.

• ConquestRelated: It challenges claims that conquest alone can settle who has authority over a population.

• Dependent territoryRelated: Claims to self-determination shape debates over a territory’s future status.

• Benny WendaNarrower topic: Wenda frames West Papua’s future as a question of self-determination.

• Nagorno-KarabakhCompared with: Armenian claims to political choice in the territory invoked this principle against Azerbaijan's sovereignty claim.

• National communismRelated: Claims to national sovereignty supplied a political justification for diverging from Moscow.

• Puppet stateCompared with: The term invokes the denial of political choice that foreign control can represent.

• South West Ethiopia Peoples' RegionNarrower topic: The statehood campaign invoked claims to collective political self-government.

• Zhonghua minzuCompared with: It can conflict with a national framework that prioritizes territorial unity.

• Anti-nationalismCompared with: Anti-nationalism can conflict with liberation claims framed through national self-rule.

• EthnopluralismRelated: The doctrine invokes collective self-determination, while disputes concern who counts as a people.

• George Cadle PriceNarrower topic: Price’s campaign framed Belizean sovereignty as a claim to national self-determination.

• Greater MoroccoCompared with: Sahrawi advocates invoke this principle against Morocco’s territorial claim.

• Independence referendumRelated: It is the principle most often invoked to justify a territory’s choice of independence.

• Left-wing nationalismRelated: It supplies the demand for national autonomy or independence.

• Mirsaid Sultan-GalievRelated: He invoked self-determination to argue that Muslim peoples needed more than formal equality.

• Republic of New AfrikaRelated: The organization frames independent nationhood as an exercise of collective political self-determination.

• Sinatra DoctrineRelated: The doctrine’s public meaning rested on allowing countries to choose their own paths.

• SovereigntismRelated: It supplies a principle for claims to independent political choice, though its subjects may be nations or peoples.

• Aftermath of World War IRelated: Postwar border-making invoked this principle unevenly, leaving many national claims unsettled.

• AgalégaRelated: Agaléga residents’ views on major projects and administrative decisions remain central to public debate.

• Akhand BharatRelated: It raises the question of whose consent could authorize any future political unification.

• Annexation of GoaRelated: Competing claims about Goans’ political choice shaped arguments over the takeover.

• Decolonisation of AfricaRelated: It supplied the central political claim behind the demand to end colonial rule.

• ExpansionismCompared with: It conflicts with expansion that overrides the political choices of affected populations.