Åland is now a demilitarised, Swedish-speaking region of the republic of Finland with a right of self-government secured through international guarantees.
The Åland (or Aaland) Islands Question was a dispute about jurisdiction/sovereignty between Finland and Sweden over the islands. It was resolved peacefully by the League of Nations in 1921 ([1921] League of Nations Official Journal 699), before the establishment of the PCIJ.
Holders of an Oxford SSO can read the article Åland Islands by Sten Harck in MPEPIL via link below
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