Украина (и Россия): сохранять унитарность или конфедерировать?
Тут в предыдущем посте я попытался какие-то идеи по самоопределению Крыма предложить. А что по поводу остальной Украины? Вот тут вчера опять выскочил Янукович с каким-то предложениями по федерализации. Понятно, что это российские прокладки под дальнейший раздел Украины. Но вот если абстрагироваться от угрозы силовых аннексий извне, в иной ситуации ( Read more... )
"The vote did indeed happen. International agencies are working to certify the numbers of voters and the results. Once certified, and if and only if no fraud whatsoever will be detected, we will formally ask (in the legal capacity of provisional government of the Veneto) the UN and other international agencies to formally recognize the Venetian Republic, according to the binding principle of the UN 1966 Declaration, art. 1, or the principle of self-determination of the nations. The UN declaration became an Italian law in 1977 and 1978, in a two-step legal process, while the Italian law recognizes the status of “people” (popolo) to the Venetian nation, with a national law of 1971 never repealed. So, there is no legal ground to deny the self-determination of the Venetian people, although I suspect there will be a number of international arbitrations immediately after independence. (The same will happen for Scotland, should she become independent, for instance, as for the disputed ownership of a number of platforms in the Northern sea, and the relevant rights of exploitation of oil and natural gas).
As a libertarian at heart, I dream of a future with no states. As a political realist, well in line with Mises (e.g. in his early work “Liberalismus”), Rothbard, Hoppe, and the Italian libertarians Carlo Lottieri, Marco Bassani, and Alessandro Vitale, I envisage a (near) future world of small states, free to interact in a global, free market."
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