Milton J. Esman Boeken

Written by one of the world s leading scholars in the area of ethnic politics and ethnic conflict.

The book explores the inadequacies of the American federal government's constitutional structure in delivering effective governance. It argues for a shift towards a new model reminiscent of the garrison state to address governmental paralysis and manage the economy and global affairs. The author examines existing measures that have been implemented in response to these challenges and outlines a proposed governance framework designed to replace the faltering constitutional institutions, aiming for a more responsive and responsible government.

This book by Milton Esman explores the rise of Diaspora communities in a globalized world, examining their varying receptions and responses in different countries. Through ten contemporary examples, it highlights the challenges they face in preserving their culture while adapting to new environments, alongside the conflicts that may arise. Essential for students of international relations and ethnic politics.