clarity
clarity
SELF-DETERMINATION
A POPULAR
GUIDE TO
MINORITY RIGHTS
/Y. N. Kly

Named OUTSTANDING
BOOK by the Gustavus
Myers Center for the
Study of Human
Rights.
This book helps to clarify the issues of
affirmative action, minority rights, self-
determination and reparations so hotly
debated within the African American
community today. It will help American
national minorities to fully understand their
rights, and the systemic solutions
providing for minority collective
empowerment which have led to social
harmony in other states.
"....we should listen seriously to the
arguments of this group..."
—Nationalism & Ethnic Politics.  
PALESTINE,
PALESTINIANS
AND
INTERNATIONAL
LAW
/ Francis A. Boyle
"Provides easy-to-read legal analysis
of some issues involved in the
Palestinian quest for freedom and
serves as a valuable historical (and
legal) record for those analyzing
Palestinian decision-making in the
late 1980s and early 1990s."
—Journal of Palestine Studies

"This book is a must reading for all
those interested in the legal
background of the Palestinian-Israeli
conflict." —Ghada Talhami, Arab
Studies Quarterly.
IN PURSUIT OF THE
RIGHT TO SELF-
DETERMINATION
edited by
Y. N. Kly, Diana Kly
preface by
Richard Falk
"More than any recent occasion, the First
International Conference on the Right to
Self-determination & the United Nations,
held in Geneva during the millennial year
2000, dramatized the range of claims and
the severity of suffering associated with
their denial under a variety of statist and
geopolitical pretexts... a truly historical
contribution..."
From the Preface by  –Richard Falk

"This is a book with a purpose:  to
advance a proposal for considering and
resolving self-determination conflicts."  
–Foreign Policy in Focus.  
INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND THE
BLACK MINORITY
IN THE U.S.
/ Dr. Y. N. Kly
Named OUTSTANDING BOOK by the
Gustavus Myers Center for the Study
of Human Rights, cosponsored by a
wide range of American civil rights
organizations.

"Worthy of consideration and debate
by minority and non-minority
individuals alike..." American Journal
of International Law .
Named OUTSTANDING BOOK by the
Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of
Human Rights, cosponsored by a wide
range of American civil rights
organizations.

"Worthy of consideration and debate by
minority and non-minority individuals
alike..."
American Journal of International Law .
A POPULAR
GUIDE TO
MINORITY
RIGHTS
/Y. N. Kly
Named
OUTSTANDING
BOOK by the
Gustavus Myers
Center for the Study
of Human Rights.
P  R  E  S  S,   I  N  C  .
IN PURSUIT OF
THE RIGHT TO
SELF-
DETERMINATION
edited by
Y. N. Kly, D. Kly
preface by
Richard Falk
"More than any recent occasion, the
First International Conference on the
Right to Self-determination & the
United Nations, held in Geneva
during the millennial year 2000,
dramatized the range of claims and
the severity of suffering associated
with their denial under a variety of
statist and geopolitical pretexts... a
truly historical contribution..."
From the Preface by  –Richard Falk

"This is a book with a purpose:  to
advance a proposal for considering
and resolving self-determination
conflicts."  
–Foreign Policy in Focus.  
In Pursuit of an
International Civil
Tribunal
on the Right to
Self-Determination
This second international conference
on the right to self-determination
sought to respond to deepening UN
acquiescence to the erosion of this
basic right, by seeking to re-enforce its
earlier understandings related to right
to self-determination, and the
institutional options for conflict
resolution and management between
groups within states. It addresses the
question of whether the establishment
of an International Civil Tribunal on the
Right to Self-determination might be
the most effective tool whereby
international civil society might
facilitate UN instruments and
mechanisms as it concerns the right to
self-determination.
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THE BLACK
BOOK II
From Hajji Malik
Al-Shabazz to
Barack Obama

/Y. N. Kly
The time has come for a realistic
political dialogue between the
American national minorities and the
dominant Anglo-American ethny. All
black officials in the United States
government are in the same position
as the president; they represent, first
of all, the majority’s interests.

The problematic in a so-called one-
nation one-state political thesis is:
how will the state assure and protect
the unique needs and interests of its
minorities, particularly its historically
oppressed national minorities?