Critics of Primary Rights Theories of secession argue that powerful political subunits might use a threat to secede to extract concessions from the parent-state. It seems, then, that modeling international law on a Primary Rights Theory of secession would allow powerful political subunits to engage in coercion. In doing so, be sure to describe what in general counts as a wrongfully coercive threat on Wellmans view. B) Do you agree with Wellmans account of coercion? Explain. Please use at least 2 cites from Wellman’s article shown in Test 1. I trust you !!!
