Federalism and Territorial CleavagesUgo M. Amoretti, Nancy Gina Bermeo JHU Press, 2004 - 498 páginas One of the biggest problems facing developing countries is the integration of regions with different traditions and minority groups into a larger sovereignty. This book analyses successes and failures of federalism in advanced industrial countries, developing countries and post-Communist regimes. |
Índice
Federalism and Territorial Cleavages | 1 |
Territorial Cleavage Management | 27 |
Hollowing the Center | 55 |
Federalism Language and Regional Conflict | 93 |
Pablo Beramendi and Ramón Máiz | 123 |
and Territorial Cleavages | 155 |
Political Institutions and the Mobilization | 181 |
Challenging the Unitary State | 201 |
of Ethnic Nationalism | 281 |
under Dual Transitions | 301 |
Rotimi T Suberu | 327 |
Mobilization and Ethnoterritorial Conflict 19752000 | 355 |
and Prospects for Constructive Reform | 387 |
The Communist and Postcommunist Experience | 417 |
Alfred Stepan | 441 |
Nancy Bermeo | 457 |
Electoral Rules and Party Systems in Federations | 227 |
Present Shortcomings | 259 |
10 | 266 |
11 | 274 |
14 | 476 |
About the Contributors | 483 |
Términos y frases comunes
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