Titlebook: Managing and Settling Ethnic Conflicts; Perspectives on Succ Ulrich Schneckener (Researcher),Stefan Wolff (Lect Book 20041st edition Palgra

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Managing and Settling Ethnic Conflictsatibility, and claim to be justified in the pursuit of their particular course of action. Ethnic conflicts are one particular form of such conflict, namely that in which the goals of at least one conflict party are defined in (exclusively) ethnic terms, and in which the primary fault-line of confron

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Models of Ethnic Conflict Regulationategies, i.e. via institutional arrangements, rules, mechanisms and procedures, sometimes including the use of force. Thus, conflict regulation is less concerned with ., such as negotiation or mediation efforts, which aim to end a conflict, and more with ., i.e. with the established political, legal

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Relating Human Rights, Minority Rights and Self-Determination to Minority Protection for the most appropriate way to accommodate population diversity within plural states. One only needs to think of the disasters in Rwanda, the former Yugoslavia, and the Molluk Islands to be convinced that a different, more comprehensive approach is necessary.

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Settling an Ethnic Conflict Through Power-Sharingby autochthonous minorities, others were absorbed from neighbouring European language areas. The Italian constitution and simple legislation protect linguistic minorities, and a number of them have been granted special rights through regional and provincial autonomy regulations giving them the statu

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Insular Autonomy: A Framework for Conflict Resolution?1993: 32). It is this concept that this chapter seeks to clarify through a comparative study of two different autonomies in Western Europe: the ?land Islands and Corsica. Since both are insular regions, the task of defining the territory and people concerned by the autonomy arrangement is an easy on

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Between Federalism and Separatismnism. Both states were ethnically heterogeneous, and products of the same colonial regime and similar, although not identical, institutional frameworks. At independence, they both needed to pursue economic development, state-building and nation-building. Yet both states also provide examples of cont