David Miller is Professor of Political Theory and Senior Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford.

‘This lucid and accessible book by one of the world’s leading political philosophers defends the contemporary relevance of self-determination. A first-class read that masterfully engages its critics.’Anna Stilz, Princeton University ‘In this characteristically intelligent book, David Miller explores the concept of self-determination in its relation to democracy, peoplehood, decolonization and the rise of supranational institutions. He offers a philosophically nuanced and morally compelling defence of self-determination from which his critics especially will learn a great deal.’Lea Ypi, London School of Economics

• Acknowledgements Chapter 1  Introduction Chapter 2  The Value of Self-Determination Chapter 3  The Agents of Self-Determination Chapter 4  Self-Determination and Secession Chapter 5  Self-Determination Within, Alongside and Beyond the Nation-State?

David Miller is Professor of Political Theory and Senior Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford.

‘This lucid and accessible book by one of the world’s leading political philosophers defends the contemporary relevance of self-determination. A first-class read that masterfully engages its critics.’Anna Stilz, Princeton University ‘In this characteristically intelligent book, David Miller explores the concept of self-determination in its relation to democracy, peoplehood, decolonization and the rise of supranational institutions. He offers a philosophically nuanced and morally compelling defence of self-determination from which his critics especially will learn a great deal.’Lea Ypi, London School of Economics

• Acknowledgements Chapter 1  Introduction Chapter 2  The Value of Self-Determination Chapter 3  The Agents of Self-Determination Chapter 4  Self-Determination and Secession Chapter 5  Self-Determination Within, Alongside and Beyond the Nation-State?

David Miller is Professor of Political Theory and Senior Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford.

‘This lucid and accessible book by one of the world’s leading political philosophers defends the contemporary relevance of self-determination. A first-class read that masterfully engages its critics.’Anna Stilz, Princeton University ‘In this characteristically intelligent book, David Miller explores the concept of self-determination in its relation to democracy, peoplehood, decolonization and the rise of supranational institutions. He offers a philosophically nuanced and morally compelling defence of self-determination from which his critics especially will learn a great deal.’Lea Ypi, London School of Economics

• Acknowledgements Chapter 1  Introduction Chapter 2  The Value of Self-Determination Chapter 3  The Agents of Self-Determination Chapter 4  Self-Determination and Secession Chapter 5  Self-Determination Within, Alongside and Beyond the Nation-State?