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John Otto Ondawame The Future of the Falkland Islands and Its People… (2003)

Ivanov takes the time to define the principle of self-determination:
For self-determination to take place there should be a community of people considering themselves a distinct nation/people in the first place, then they must claim their right to self-determination and the opportunity to choose a self-determination option of their preference, and last but not least, that claim needs to be recognized by the respective central government.
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John Otto Ondawame The Future of the Falkland Islands and Its People… (2003)

Consequently, self-determination has a relative meaning, particularly for those people who are still seeking for fundamental political change because each situation is unique with different level of problem and dimension. Dr. Ivanov rightly says that self-determination is a well-established principle of contemporary International Law
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