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The prospects for consociational democracy in South Africa

The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, 1989
(1989). The prospects for consociational democracy in South Africa. The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics: Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 3-22.
John McGarry, S.J.R. Noel
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Power-sharing and ‘consociational democracy’ in South Tyrol

GeoJournal, 1997
Consociational democracy is often proposed as a non-territorial strategy to accommodate tensions between ethnic groups in the framework of a democratic regime. The multi-ethnic province of South Tyrol (Alto Adige) in Northern Italy is presented as an example of a regional ethnic conflict solved by the application of a consociational strategy.
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FEATURES OF LEBANESE “CONSOCIAL DEMOCRACY”

History of Science
As is well known, Lebanon’s consociational model is designed to bring stability to the country. The model is currently alleged to have caused serious political problems: ‒ Political paralysis: Mutual veto power often leads to government blockage, making it difficult to implement reforms or effectively resolve crises.
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The Puzzle of Indian Democracy: A Consociational Interpretation

American Political Science Review, 1996
India has been the one major deviant case for consociational (power-sharing) theory, and its sheer size makes the exception especially damaging. A deeply divided society with, supposedly, a mainly majoritarian type of democracy, India nevertheless has been able to maintain its democratic system.
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South African democracy: Majoritarian or consociational?

Democratization, 1998
(1998). South African democracy: Majoritarian or consociational? Democratization: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 144-150.
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Review and Critique of the Literature on Consociational Democracy

2009
It has always been rather assumed that socio-cultural homogeneity and majoritarian consensus are the main pillars upon which democracy could develop and consolidate its foundations. Yet, in the 1960s, political scientists strongly challenged these views and elaborated comparable types that helped explain stability in fragmented cultures.
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Democracy, ethnoicracy and consociational demoicracy

International Political Science Review, 2020
Nenad Stojanović
exaly  

The Consociational Democracy at Stake: Four Approaches to Explain Lebanon Past and Present

Acta Politica, 2008
Danilo Di Mauro
exaly  

Review Article: Political Accommodation and Consociational Democracy

British Journal of Political Science, 1975
Brian Barry
exaly  

Consociational Democracy and the Case of Switzerland

The Journal of Politics, 1980
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