A Theory of Secession

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The book presents a compelling argument advocating for the right of groups to secede, providing a thorough and unapologetic defense of this position. It explores the philosophical, legal, and ethical implications of secession, challenging conventional views and addressing potential objections. Through rigorous analysis, the author engages with historical examples and contemporary issues, making a case for the legitimacy of secession as a means of self-determination for marginalized or oppressed groups.