Klimt has an entry, of course, and so does Schiele's exact contemporary, Oskar Kokoschka, and so does the Vienna Secession movement, in which Schiele was a significant figure.
From the 1830s, when he became a state senator and then governor of New York, to 1869, when he stepped down after eight tense years as secretary of state, Seward's life was consumed by slavery and secession crises, in which he sought above all to save the Union.In this section The vivisection of Poland Pick your pill out of a hat Beyond Harry Potter Out of the shadow Time to go, or perhaps not?
Zygmunt Bauman has called globalization the "'second secession'" in which unleashed capitalism has "'flown away'" from the constraints of the nation-state, in effect the larger household.
The prospective "slippery slope" of secession -- in which continually smaller units of affiliation declare their independence from larger ones -- is forestalled by the apparent desire of a faction at the state level simply to consolidate their power and enjoy a "free hand" to impose apartheid policies and severe austerity measures that are immunized against contestation either from above or below.
Nonetheless, these demonstrations underscored the economic crisis caused by South Sudan's secession in 2011, which had taken away nearly 75% of Sudan's productive oil fields.
Sudan's crisis was triggered by South Sudan's secession in 2011, which saw the loss of 75% of Khartoum's oil fields and the dollars that went with them.
Nonetheless, a fully-developed Remedial Right Only Theory would have to provide an account of when injustices are sufficiently serious to warrant secession under conditions in which there is a significant risk of large-scale violence.
After the 1980 official binding referendum in which secession had been rejected, a new one took place on October 30 , 1995
It is useful to distinguish secession from other ways in which "separation" or "state-breaking" can occur.
