Vom Umgang mit nationaler Vielfalt : Eine Geschichte der nicht-territorialen Autonomie in Europa

Abstract

This book explores the practice of non-territorial autonomy, a concept based on collective rights and used to address national diversity within a single state. It examines its strands of development and the processes of transfer in the Habsburg monarchy and Russia, connecting them to processes in the interwar period. The flexible instrument was able to adapt to different political and ideological frameworks.