Résumé
This study critically examines the potential right of minorities to claim government powers in the geographical area in which they are. The study also examines whether minorities enjoy a right to self-determination if this right to self-government is not compled with. It examines concepts such as the right of minorities and self-determination (both internal and external).
Outline:
I) Right of minorities to participate in the public life of States
II) Some comments on self-determination
III) External and internal self-determination
IV) Self-determination, minorities and international law
V) Conclusion