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Table of Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS CHAPTER I SOVEREIGNTY AND THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION THROUGH AN EVOLUTIONARY LENSE: AN INTRODUCTION 1.1 Developing International Law 1.2 Using Interpretation for the Development of International Law 1.3 The Use of Legal Concepts With Uncertain Meaning 1.4 Sovereignty and the Principle of Self-Determination 1.5 Structure of the Book CHAPTER II DEFINING PEOPLES 2.1 Why the Need for a Definition? 2.2 Peoples as Civitas 2.3 Peoples as National, Ethnic-Cultural Entities 2.4 Peoples as Evolving Subjects of the Principle of Self-Determination? 2.5 Qualifying as Subjects of Peoples’ Rights 2.6 Peoples as Distinct From Other Categories 2.7 The Rights Applicable to Peoples 2.8 Outlook CHAPTER III THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION 3.1 Early Historical Development of the Principle of Self-Determination 3.2 Normative Confirmation of the Principle of Self-Determination 3.3 Defining the Core of Self-Determination 3.4 Self-Determination - A Right of All Peoples? CHAPTER IV THE FULL INDEPENDENCE OF PEOPLES 4.1 The Sovereign Territorial State - A Final Concept Governing International Law? 4.2 Defining Statehood 4.3 Achieving Full Independence - The Right to Secession 4.4 Conclusions - Reflective Requirement of Peoples Within the Criteria of Statehood CHAPTER V THE DE FACTO INDEPENDENCE OF PEOPLES 5.1 Autonomy and Self-Government - Identifying Benchmark Criteria 5.2 Subjects EnTitled to Autonomy 5.3 Transcending Categories: Greenland 5.4 Conclusions CHAPTER VI THE SPATIAL INDEPENDENCE OF PEOPLES 6.1 The Principle of Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources - Origins and Evolution 6.2. Rights and Duties of Permanent Sovereignty Over Natural Resources - Revisited From a Current Perspective 6.3 Defining the Scope - Objects and Subjects of the Principle 6.4 Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources as a Spatial Tool for Independence of Peoples/Indigenous Peoples? 6.5 The Right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) 6.6 Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) in Jurisprudence 6.7 Conclusions CHAPTER VII CONCLUDING REMARKS AND OUTLOOK ANNEX TABLE OF TREATIES, CONVENTIONS, LEGISLATION, RESOLUTIONS, AND RULES TABLE OF CASES BIBLIOGRAPHY