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Ethnic Accommodation and the Backlash From Dominant Groups. [PDF]
J Conflict ResolutJuon A.
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Local Ethnic Demography and Ethnonationalist Voting: Evidence from Interwar Yugoslavia. [PDF]
Nationalism Ethn PolitStojkovic S.
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Subnational authority and political alignment in African states. [PDF]
DemocratizationRaleigh C, Carboni A.
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Unraveling the Pseudo Statehood of Lebanon: A Critique of Consociationalism in Lebanon
This study critically examines the paradigm of consociationalism and its inherent inadequacies within the framework of the Lebanese political model. Emphasizing three pivotal deficiencies—namely, elite political dynamics, the entrenchment of sectarian ...
Makar, Ramy Daniel
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Domes: Digest of Middle East Studies, 2020
AbstractSome scholars maintain that the Republic of Turkey should construct a consociational model to manage its ethno‐cultural diversity. This article suggests consociationalism is not the optimal multiculturalist approach for Turkey, where there is some degree of interethnic moderation between ethnic Kurds and Turks at the grassroots level.
Håkan Kolçak
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AbstractSome scholars maintain that the Republic of Turkey should construct a consociational model to manage its ethno‐cultural diversity. This article suggests consociationalism is not the optimal multiculturalist approach for Turkey, where there is some degree of interethnic moderation between ethnic Kurds and Turks at the grassroots level.
Håkan Kolçak
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Risks of consociationalism in Sudan
, 2006 Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) is flawed and representative of many weaknesses of consociationalism. The CPA misunderstands the root causes of conflict in Sudan, oversimplifying Sudanese history to a conflict between particular groups in its Arab north and African south.
Saltzman, Jeffrey
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Power‐Sharing in Deeply Divided Societies: Consociationalism and Sectarian Authoritarianism
Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, 2020 Consociationalists have traditionally embraced sectarian authoritarianism combined with a very limited form of democracy as the only democratic way of managing plural conflicts.
Dixon, P, Paul Dixon
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Abstract This chapter inquires into the general design of a legislature best suited to the democratic ideals of authority-validation and self-rule. It criticizes the civic republican model of representation for excluding private interests from the public sphere, and the politics-of-difference model for abandoning the ideals of ...
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Abstract This chapter inquires into the general design of a legislature best suited to the democratic ideals of authority-validation and self-rule. It criticizes the civic republican model of representation for excluding private interests from the public sphere, and the politics-of-difference model for abandoning the ideals of ...
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Lebanon Confronts Partition Fears: Has Consociationalism Benefitted Minorities?
Contemporary Review of the Middle East, 2018 Lebanese consociationalism has been under stress due to serious internal and external pressures. Though Lebanese regional and global leaders continue to pay lip service to Lebanon’s unity and uphold putative commitments to its sovereignty and ...
Joseph A Kéchichian
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Consociationalism : Theoretical Development Illustrated by the Case of Belgium
Res Publica, 2001The theory on consociational democracies has evolved significantly in the last decades. One aim of the article is to discuss this development. Arend Lijphart's groundbreaking book from 1977 has inspired critics and lead to important theoretical amelioration.
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