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Pluralist Democracy, Unity of the State, Secession: A Journey Through Indivisible Legal Orders
This essay examines how democratic constitutional systems address secessionist claims, with particular attention to the tension between unity and pluralism. Using Italy, Spain, Germany, Canada, and the United Kingdom as case studies, it contrasts legal frameworks that categorically exclude secession
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