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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Consociationalism and Power-Sharing in Europe978-3-319-67098-0Series ISSN 2662-6039 Series E-ISSN 2662-6047

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Winds Subside or Wind Subsidies?,ct was inaccurate and its prescriptions, based on that analysis, were not implemented. There is little or no evidence that consociationalism was influential on the negotiators of the Belfast or St Andrews Agreement. This chapter argues that consociationalism is too abstract and generalised from the real world to be a useful guide to peace making.

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Pallavi Sapkale,Uttam D. Kolekar,Navin Kumar consociational reasoning. The chapter goes on to examine the degree to which past United Nations (UN) proposals for Cyprus have relied on Lijphart’s prescriptions (or his critics) concluding with a set of novel recommendations for rethinking a “gentler and kinder” consensus democracy for united federal Cyprus.

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,What Politicians Can Teach Academics: ‘Real’ Politics, Consociationalism and the Northern Ireland Cct was inaccurate and its prescriptions, based on that analysis, were not implemented. There is little or no evidence that consociationalism was influential on the negotiators of the Belfast or St Andrews Agreement. This chapter argues that consociationalism is too abstract and generalised from the real world to be a useful guide to peace making.

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2662-6039 o pioneered the original theory.Covers major new cases of co.This book examines the theoretical and practical relevance and challenges of the consociationalist model of democracy. Since the publication of the?.Politics of Accommodation. (1968) and .Democracy in Plural Societies. (1977) Professor Lij

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The Limits of Consociational Power Sharing,g results from different consociational societies, this chapter tests this hypothesis. It concludes that the parameters of consociational power sharing are limited to providing effective conflict management and do not extend to achieving significant identity transformation.

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The Paradox of Direct Democracy and Elite Accommodation: The Case of Switzerland,viding input into the elite-dominated system. The referendum has not undermined consociationalism; rather the device has strengthened the system’s legitimacy. The chapter elaborates on whether it might be a good idea to introduce this mechanism in Northern Ireland.

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Winds Subside or Wind Subsidies?,g results from different consociational societies, this chapter tests this hypothesis. It concludes that the parameters of consociational power sharing are limited to providing effective conflict management and do not extend to achieving significant identity transformation.

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