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The Act recognizes Greenlanders as a people with a right to self-determination and sets a constitutional route toward independence via local decision and negotiation
’s move from colony to a high degree of autonomy unfolded through a series of legal statutes, referendums and negotiated transfers of authority — most importantly the 1979 and the 2009 — each building...
on Self-Government transferred substantial domestic powers—legislative, executive and many judicial competences—in enumerated fields to Greenland’s institutions and gave Greenland control over its sub...
Greenlandic public opinion tilts toward eventual independence but is conditional: recent polls show a majority would vote yes in a hypothetical referendum today while many explicitly reject independen...
The 2009 Act on Greenland Self‑Government transfers primary authority over land, subsurface and mineral resources to Greenland’s own authorities—granting legislative and executive powers to Inatsisart...