Titlebook: Consociationalism and Power-Sharing in Europe; Arend Lijphart’s The Michaelina Jakala,Durukan Kuzu,Matt Qvortrup Book 2018 The Editor(s) (i

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Winds Subside or Wind Subsidies?,sociationalism of Arend Lijphart with the ‘revisionist’ consociationalism of John McGarry and Brendan O’Leary. It is argued that as consociationalism has become revised to capture the dynamism of the Northern Ireland conflict the theoretical coherence of ‘classic’ consociationalism has deteriorated

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S. Sumathi,T. K. Ramesh,Zhiguo Dingan resuming war. Consociationalism may be an institutional mechanism to allow historic rivals to share power but the exact nature of the power-sharing arrangements is less important than the political commitment to peace. Historically, consociational solutions to ethnic conflict have collapsed when

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Qubit Share Multiple Access Scheme (QSMA)e role of these communication elites in Northern Ireland’s mandatory consociational democracy. In particular, we consider how their communication roles are affected by the consociational design of the Northern Ireland government, and how this in turn affects the communication of departmental and exe

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Pallavi Sapkale,Uttam D. Kolekar,Navin Kumarnto three parts. First, it examines the failure of consociationalism in Cyprus in the early 1960s only after three years following independence. It argues that the case of Cyprus can provide an insightful story as to how power-sharing arrangements fail in deeply divided and post-conflict societies.

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