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iiclr-25247	Chakrabarty, Ishita	Self-Determination: What Lessons from Kashmir?	2021	25	.pdf	application/pdf	12676	556	47	In Horowitz’s views, once a colonized population has exercised its “rights” of self-determination, it expires—the population cannot claim a second chance at determining an alternative form of political governance.61 However, in the case of Kashmir, one could argue that the princely state could not have effectively exercised this right while under military coercion arising from the indirect colonial administration, and so such right has not been exhausted.62 Negotiations and resolutions have only treated Kashmiris as the object rather than the subject of law. Nanda, supra note 76, at n.44. (discussing self-determination and secession or the exercise of such right of self-determination are not the same).	cache/iiclr-25247.pdf	txt/iiclr-25247.txt