Non-territorial autonomy (NTA) is a statecraft tool that is increasingly gaining importance in
societies seeking to accommodate demands by ethno-cultural groups for a voice in cultural …

The concept of non-territorial autonomy gives rise to at least two important questions: the
range of functional areas over which autonomy extends, and the extent to which this …

While Estonia's 1925 Law on Cultural Self-Government for National Minorities is often cited
as a rare functioning example of Renner and Bauer's non-territorial autonomy scheme, there …

This article explores how the concept of minority national-cultural autonomy (NCA) has been
defined and practiced in contemporary Estonia, combining data from interviews and …

The theory and practice of national cultural autonomy (NCA) are examined from the
perspective of national minorities' linguistic rights in four countries of Central and Eastern …

The chapter examines the law and practice of national cultural autonomy (NCA) from the
perspective of participation of national minorities in four countries in Central and Eastern …

The article examines the ideas and arrangements referred to as nonterritorial autonomy
(NTA) in the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and the post-Soviet states. Many scholars …

The Constitution of South Africa contains the promise in Section 235 that any community that
shares a common language and cultural heritage may be granted self-determination. The …

Christian Schliemann Radbruch beschaftigt sich mit dem kollektiven Recht innerstaatlicher
Gruppen auf Autonomie etwa durch Landrechte oder Zustimmungsrechte zu …

Since the commencement of political and economic reforms in post-communist Estonia,
certain negative trends have been experienced in the average socio-economic situation of …