Minorities and Self-determination: 100th Anniversary of the Post-World War I Plebiscites

Rapporteur: Matt Qvortrup Paper 1 – 15 minutes: Martin Klatt – Plebiscites, minorities and the right of self-determination – some lessons from 1920 Paper 2 – 15 minutes: Micha Germann – Pax Populi? On the Conflict Resolution Potential of Self-Determination Referendums Paper 3 – 15 minutes: Natalija Shikova and Ephraim Nimni – Minorities and indigenous rights as the Achilles Heel of national self-d. [...] Rapporteur: Volker Prott Paper 1 – 15 minutes: Peter Thaler – Principles and Politics: Flensburg and Klagenfurt in the Plebiscites of 1920 1 Minorities and Self-determination: 100th Anniversary of the Post-World War I Plebiscites Draft Programme Paper 2 – 15 minutes: Ryan J. [...] Gesme – Where is Schleswig? Danish, German and International Conceptions of the Schleswig Plebiscite Paper 3 – 15 minutes: Grazyna Szelagowska – Am I Polish or German? Visual methods (posters) used by the counterparts of the plebiscites in Schlesien and Eastern Prussia Paper 4 – 15 minutes: Csaba Máté Sarnyai & Tibor Pap – The socio- theoretical basis of self-governance in the Austro-Hungarian Emp. [...] Rapporteur: Ljubica Djordjevic Paper 1 – 15 minutes: Raul Carstocea – Historicising the Normative Boundaries of Diversity: The Minority Treaties of 1919 in a Longue Durée Perspective Paper 2 – 15 minutes: Valiullina Iliana Faritovna – Minority treaties as a key to the formation of the minority protection institution Paper 3 – 15 minutes: Detlev Rein – About Sevres, Lausanne, the widow Molla Sali a. [...] Rapporteur: Laurence Morel Paper 1 – 15 minutes: Nino Kemoklidze – Secession, Territorial Control, and Irredentism across Eurasia Paper 2 – 15 minutes: Robert Knight – Plebiscites and liberal values: the 1920 Carinthian plebiscite and its contemporary resonance Paper 3 – 15 minutes: Robert Isaf – The Search for Autonomy in the Betho Suryoyo: 100 Years of Dashed Hope in the Near East, and Splintere.