Titlebook: Ethnic Conflicts and the Nation-State; Rodolfo Stavenhagen Book 1996 United Nations Research Institute for Social Development 1996 conflic

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Arbeitereinsatz und Automatisierung,e have seen that the emergence of ethnic conflicts can be the result of multiple causal and contingent factors, and their eventual solution also depends on a series of circumstances. Much has been written about conflict resolution, management, regulation and reduction, and there now exists an array

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Einleitung und Problemstellung,ided), there are a number of questions which may be posed, and perhaps some which might find an answer. Are we in fact speaking about the same thing when we describe such disparate situations as have been covered in this volume as ‘ethnic’ conflicts? Has not the the term ‘ethnicity’ become a useful

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978-0-333-64802-5United Nations Research Institute for Social Development 1996

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The Ethnic Question in the World Crisis,ch a state, is not a recent phenomenon. Such endeavours, which are sometimes accompanied by violent conflict, have been inherent in the process of state-formation and nation-building which emerged in the Western world in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. While they were widespread in Europe d

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The Pitfalls of Ethnicity and Ethnic Conflict,ot be appropriate to use the term ‘ethnic conflict’ in all situations currently so described. It is debatable whether the use of the word ‘ethnic’ actually aids the better understanding of the dynamics and underlying forces involved in conflictive situations or, on the contrary, whether the recourse