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    Democracy can only flourish in mono-national states. — Carmelics
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    Supports→Nations are entitled to their own states.

    Democracy can only flourish in mono-national states.

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    The second type of justification for the view that nations are entitled to their own states also has two variants: The first, which dates back at least to John Stuart Mill’s Considerations On Representative Government (Mill [1861] 1991), asserts that democracy can only flourish in mono-national states, because states in which there is more than one nation will be lacking in the solidarity, trust, or shared sentiments and values that democracy requires. The second, advanced by David Miller, asser

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