Titlebook: Ethnic Minorities in Democratizing Muslim Countries; Turkey and Indonesia Maurizio Geri Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51380-0clusion versus exclusion of minorities in democracies and in democratization processes and the strategies of inclusion of these minorities. Then comes a discussion of the two main outcomes analyzed in the book: securitization (Buzan et. al. ., 1998) and autonomization (a new concept, drawing from Li

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,Einteilung und Nomenklatur der Geschwülste,se in Indonesia, especially since the start of democratization, which, as explained in Chap. ., can be considered 1998 for Indonesia and 2002 for Turkey. The purpose of doing this is to provide some background for the subsequent analytical chapters that will take into account the four variables/hypo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-31652-8hat Turkey passed from securitization to some forms of autonomization to resecuritization again during the democratization and that Indonesia took the opposite path. This chapter therefore discusses rational choice theory in comparative politics, an approach that sees elites’ rational decision on co

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Die Konstruktion der Steinkreise, the hypotheses contributes more to securitization or autonomization than the others. It concludes that none of the variables is “necessary and sufficient” because none of them alone can lead to the actual outcomes. Nevertheless, one of them seems necessary, the interacting one: in both Indonesia an

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Maurizio GeriAnalyzes how democratizing Muslim countries (Turkey, Indonesia) treat their ethnic minorities.Reviews the reasons why some Muslim states fail to incorporate minority groups.Introduces solutions to the