Sources: South Tyrol

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• Reference work · Independent publication

  2023 Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol provincial elections (Wikipedia) link

  Reports the October 2023 Landtag election results by party.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement, South Tyrol: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record

• Peer-reviewed article · Scholarly work

  Alcock, Antony, A Primer on the Autonomy of South Tyrol: History, Law, Politics (World Autonomies / Eurac Research) link

  Scholarly overview of the Gruber–De Gasperi Agreement, the 1948 and 1972 Autonomy Statutes, the "Package" negotiations, the Operational Calendar, and the 1992 quietus.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement, South Tyrol: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record

• News report · Journalism

  Elections in South Tyrol: Kompatscher and the SVP lose support (L'Unione Sarda English, 2023) link

  Contemporary reporting on the SVP's declining but still-leading position and Arno Kompatscher's continuation as Governor after the 2023 election.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement, South Tyrol: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record

• News analysis or explainer · Journalism

  South Tyrol: from secessionist to European dreams (openDemocracy) link

  Overview of South Tyrol's transition from a secessionist dispute to a autonomy-based settlement, and the marginal status of the modern independence movement.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement, South Tyrol: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record

• Reference work · Independent publication

  South Tyrolean independence movement (Wikipedia) link

  Background on the modern movement calling for South Tyrol's secession from Italy and reunification with Tyrol, Austria, and its limited support.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement, South Tyrol: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record

• Reference work · Independent publication

  South Tyrolean People's Party (Wikipedia) link

  Background on the SVP, the dominant German- and Ladin-speaking party that has led South Tyrol's government continuously since 1948 and negotiated the autonomy settlement.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement · Source record

• Organisation statement · Independent publication

  The "South Tyrol Problem" (BAS exhibition, Bozen (Von der Feuernacht zur Autonomie)) link

  Museum/exhibition account of the 1950s–60s bombing campaign and its role in bringing South Tyrol before the United Nations.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement · Source record

• Intergovernmental document · Intergovernmental organisation

  United Nations General Assembly, General Assembly Resolution 1497 (XV): Status of the German-speaking element in the Province of Bolzano (Bozen) (United Nations, 31 October 1960) link

  The General Assembly resolution urging Austria and Italy to resume negotiations to resolve differences over the implementation of the 1946 Gruber–De Gasperi Agreement.

  Cited on: South Tyrol, History of South Tyrol's autonomy settlement · Source record