- violence. When
consociationalism is
organised along religious confessional lines, as in Lebanon, it is
known as confessionalism.
Consociationalism is sometimes...
- of
consociationalism by
Donald L.Horowitz. Both
models aim to
provide institutional prescriptions for
divided societies.
While consociationalism aims...
- Arend. 2018. "
Consociationalism After Half a Century," pp. 1–9, in
Michaelina Jakala,
Durukan Kuzu, and Matt
Qvortrup (eds.).
Consociationalism and Power-Sharing...
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cantons that
culminated in the Sonderbundskrieg,
consciously defines a
consociational state,
allowing the
peaceful co-existence of
Catholics and Protestants...
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scientists and
policy analysts have
condemned consociationalism. One of the many
critiques is that
consociationalism locks in
ethnic tensions and identities...
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within the entities.
Sumantra Bose
describes Bosnia and
Herzegovina as a
consociational confederation. The Brčko
District in the
north of the
country was created...
- of
consociationalism by
Donald L. Horowitz. Both
models aim to
provide institutional prescriptions for
divided societies.
While consociationalism aims...
- on 13 June 2011.
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January 2013. Lijphart,
Arend (1969). "
Consociational Democracy".
World Politics. 21 (2): 207–225. doi:10.2307/2009820. JSTOR 2009820...
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modern jury
selection and citizens' ****emblies.
Consociational democracy, also
called consociationalism, is a form of
democracy based on power-sharing...
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parliamentary democracy since 1848. The
Netherlands is
described as a
consociational state.
Dutch politics and
governance are
characterised by an effort...
