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‘The Failure of Peacebuilding in Iraq: The Role of Consociationalism and Political Settlements’
Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, 2021Toby Dodge
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Ending Apartheid: The Relevance of Consociationalism
2008In South Africa, one of the most prominent political theories in comparative political science, that of consociational democracy, was increasingly held up as a formula for constitutional reform – promising a fair and just democratic alternative to apartheid.
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The Rise and Fall of Dutch Consociationalism
Abstract Consociationalism is a theoretical construct combining intense social segmentation, putting political stability at risk, with elite cooperation, mitigating that risk. This perspective has long dominated the study of Dutch politics, particularly through the work of Arend Lijphart.openaire +2 more sources
The Belfast Agreement and the Limits of Consociationalism
2008The previous two sections have examined issues of political, identity, and attitudinal change among all levels of Northern Irish society. However, these changes occur in the context of the institutional framework of the Belfast Agreement as a consociational conflict regulation device.
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A Closer Look at the Limits of Consociationalism
Comparative Political Studies, 2020Matthew C Wilson
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Consociations and consociationalism
2013Christopher McCrudden, Brendan O’Leary
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The Myth of Consociationalism? Conflict Reduction in Divided Societies
Comparative Political Studies, 2012Joel Sawat Selway
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