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I. Introduction; M. Suksi. II. On the Legal Understanding of Autonomy;H.-J. Heinze. III. On the Ethics of Minority Protection; J. Raikka. IV.Political Autonomy: Ambiguities and Clarifications; M. Wiberg. V. Autonomy asa Conflict-Solving Mechanism -- An Overview; K.-A. Nordquist. VI.Self-Determination and Autonomy in International Law; L. Hannikainen. VII.Images of Autonomy and Individual and Collective Rights in InternationalInstruments on the Rights of Minorities; P. Thornberry. VIII. IndigenousPeoples and Autonomy; G. Alfredsson. IX. The Procedural Position ofAutonomous Regions Before International Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Organs;A. Spiliopoulou Akermark. X. On the Entrenchment of Autonomy; M. Suksi. XI.Regionalism and Federalism in the Italian Constitutional Experience; S.Bartole. XII. Regionalization and Autonomy in Spain: The Making of the`Estado de las Autonomias'; C.F. Juberias. XIII. Autonomy and the BritishConstitution; P.M. Leopold. XIV. Cultural Autonomy: Concept, Content, Historyand Role in the World Order; A. Eide, et al. XV. The Beneficiaries ofAutonomy Arrangements -- With Special Reference to Indigenous Peoples inGeneral and the Sami in Finland in Particular; K. Myntti. XVI. AutonomyWithin the OSCE: The Case of Crimea; J. Packer. XVII. Autonomy and theCouncil of Europe -- With Special Reference to the Application of Article 3of the First Protocol of the European Convention of Human Rights; S.Lewis-Anthony. XVIII. Autonomy and the European Union; I. Bullain. XIX.Concluding Remarks; M. Suksi.