Legal Implications of Territorial Secession in Spain

Chapter 1 The Absence of Any Basis for Secession in the Right of Self-Determination of Peoples and in the Serious Violations of Human Rights

Chapter 2 Secession Through Constitutional Reform? A Comparative Study

Chapter 3 The Right to Self-Determination: An Interpretation from Spain

Chapter 4 Debate on International Law as a Foundation for Independence: Catalonia

Chapter 5 The Formation of the State in the International Legal Order. Proceedings for Secessionist Entities

Chapter 6 The Role of Recognition in Access to Statehood and the Obligation Not to Recognize a Secessionist Entity as a State

Chapter 7 Secession and Succession in Respect of Boundary Treaties and Boundary Regimes with Regard to Spain and the Neighbouring States

Chapter 8 Borderlands of Spain in Andorra, Olivença, Ceuta, Melilla and Gibraltar

Chapter 9 There Is No Right to Succession in the Membership of International Organizations as a Result of Secession

Chapter 11 Secession, International Responsibility and Human Rights

Chapter 12 The Notion of Exception in the Spanish Constitution of 1978: Theory and Practice