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The Consociational Democracy Model and The Netherlands
, 2002 Koole, R., Daalder, H.
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The favourable factors for consociational democracy: a review
European Journal of Political Research, 1998 Abstract The favourable factors for the establishment and maintenance of consociational democracy are among the most contested elements of consociationalism. The debate concerns both the favourable factors themselves and their status. The debate over the former is provoked by the inductive character; the debate over the latter can be ...
Matthijs Bogaards
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CONSOCIATIONAL DEMOCRACY IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM*
European Journal of Political Research, 1975Abstract The theory of consociational democracy has emphasized the internal conditions under which elites in “segmented pluralist” countries may choose such a strategy. This article suggests a distinction between genetic and sustaining conditions of this type of conflict management and, with the aid of this distinction, seeks to ...
Gerhard Lehmbruch
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Consociational Democracy and Corporatism in Switzerland
Publius, 1993The Swiss concept ofKonkordanzdemokratie (consociational democracy) is examined in this article. The author traces the development of this practicefrom its earliest origins to its current manifestation, focusing especially on the role that religion and linguistic differences have played. The influence of the emerging "political market" is also examined
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Consociational Democracy: The Case of Colombia
Comparative Politics, 1980In a series of books and articles beginning in 1968, Arend Lijphart has distinguished a variety of democracy in which "the centrifugal tendencies inherent in a plural society are counteracted by the cooperative attitudes and behavior of the leaders of the different segments of the population."' Through a variety of "artificial," antimajoritarian ...
Robert H Dix
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The disorderly universe of consociational democracy
West European Politics, 1986Since its initial presentation in the 1960s, Arend Lijphart's theory of consociational democracy has gained extensive attention in the social science literature. Unlike earlier political theories which suggest that subcultural segmentation precludes stable democracy, Lijphart's model posits the variable of coalescent elite behaviour to explain how ...
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