Rupert Taylor Boeken

Exploring the dynamics of democratic stability in culturally and ethnically diverse political systems, this volume presents a critical examination of consociational theory. It features contributions from both proponents and critics, offering a comprehensive dialogue on its implications for conflict resolution and its significance in Comparative Politics. The book delves into the theory's contested nature, making it a vital resource for understanding the complexities of governance in segmented societies.

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