Especially if you're talking about autonomous states versus independent states, there's a huge difference.
An autonomous state is free to make its own rules and regulations, within the confines of its larger government structure (ie: as long as its laws don't interfere with the laws set by the country it exists within). An example of this would be Nunavut, within Canada. They are allowed to make their own system to punish perpetrators of minor criminal offences, but they must defer to Canadian Federal Law for major offences.
Being independent means being free to make all choices, irrespective of any one elses. It means to operate under your own power, like being a country such as the United States, or Mexico
Independence refers to the state of being free from the control, influence, or support of others. Autonomy, on the other hand, emphasizes the capacity for self-governance or self-determination in decision-making and actions. While independence focuses on freedom from outside interference, autonomy emphasizes the ability to make choices based on one's own values and priorities.
Liberty Independence Release
Liberty, independence, autonomy.
Freedom, independence, autonomy.
In Sanskrit, "swayam" means "self" or "one's own." It is commonly used in names or titles in various Indian languages to denote independence, autonomy, or self-reliance.
Self-determination or autonomy is often considered the antonym of paternalism, as it emphasizes individualโs independence and freedom to make their own decisions without interference or control from others.
Isn't autonomy self-ruled, independent and freedom is freewill??
independence
Difference between independence day and republic day?
Liberty, autonomy, freedom
Autonomy involves the degree of freedom, independence, and decision-making ability the employee has in completing assigned tasks.
In trust we lose our independence. In cartel we retain the independence.....
Sovereignty is the freedom to decide; independence is the capacity to decide.
A cartel is an agreement between competing firms to control prices or limit competition in a specific market, often through collusion. A trust is a legal entity created to combine multiple businesses under common ownership to reduce competition and control markets. Both aim to restrict competition but operate differently in terms of structure and legality.
"But dad, all I want is a little autonomy here" Alex said, "just a little independence, a little freedom, can't you understand that? Sheesh!, I feel like I'm living in North Korea".
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advocate of independence or autonomy