Противрјечја савременог правног регулисања нетериторијалне мањинске аутономије
Contradictions of Contemporary Legal Regulation of Non-territorial Minority Autonomy

Author(s): Vladimir Đurić
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Governance, Ethnic Minorities Studies
Published by: Правни факултет Универзитета у Источном Сарајеву
Keywords: National minorities; Non-territorial autonomy; Minority rights;
Summary/Abstract: Non-territorial minority is one of the national minorities' protection models. In many countries, non-territorial minority autonomy is provided for by the constitutional provisions and is often defined as one of the minority rights. This paper analyses the legal nature of the arrangements through which such autonomy is implemented and points out the contradictions of its contemporary legal regulation. Contradictions of contemporary legal regulation of non-territorial minority autonomy are embodied in a number of issues related to such autonomy, starting from the issue of existence and exercise of collective rights and ways in which its arrangements should be formed, to dilemmas regarding the nature of such arrangements and its location within the public administration system, to the issues of supervision over their work and legal protection which is available to them.

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