Identity and Territorial Autonomy in Plural Societies (Nationalism and Ethnicity)
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Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0714650277
ISBN 13
9780714650272
Category
320.54-POLITICAL SCIENCE-Nationalism
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Publication Year
2000
Publisher
Frank Cass Publishers, United States
Pages
286
Subject
Nationalism; Autonomy; Ethnicity -- Political aspects;
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Description
Focusing on autonomy in countries whose societies are marked by ethnic diversity, this work examines the effects of territorial solutions to the safeguarding of cultural identities. Contributors distinguish among types of autonomy and their impact on pluralism, democracy and unity of the state. - from Amzon
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction William Safran ...........................................p. 1
I.Comparative Approaches
Spatial and Functional Dimensions of Autonomy:
Cross-national and Theoretical Perspectives William Safran ....p. 11
Democracy, Federalism, and Nationalism in
Multinational States Ramon Maiz ...................................p. 35
Local and Global: Mesogovernments and
Territorial Identities Luis Moreno ...................................p. 61
II.Spanish Experiences
Identity, Ethnicity, and the State in Spain:
19th and 20th Centuries Justo G. Beramendi ....................p. 79
Basque Polarization: Between Autonomy and
Independence Francisco J. Llera ...........................................p. 101
Autonomist Regionalism within the Spanish State
Xose Manoel Nunez ...........................................................p. 121
National Identity and Self-government:
The Galician Case Anton Losada ............................................p. 142
III. Variations on the Theme of Identity, Autonomy,
and Nationalism Autonomy of the Sacred: The Endgame
in Kosovo Steven Majstorovic ............................................p. 167
Internal Unit Demarcation and National Identity:
India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka Swarna Rajagopalan .............p. 191
The Political Demands of Isolated Indian Bands
in British Columbia Dennis L. Thomson .............................p. 212
Why Territorial Autonomy Is Not a Viable Option for
Managing Ethnic Conflict in African Plural Societies
Shaheen Mozaffar and James R. Scarritt .............................p. 230
Security in Deeply Divided Societies: The Role of
Territorial Autonomy Donald Rothchild and Caroline Hartzell ......p. 254
Introduction William Safran ...........................................p. 1
I.Comparative Approaches
Spatial and Functional Dimensions of Autonomy:
Cross-national and Theoretical Perspectives William Safran ....p. 11
Democracy, Federalism, and Nationalism in
Multinational States Ramon Maiz ...................................p. 35
Local and Global: Mesogovernments and
Territorial Identities Luis Moreno ...................................p. 61
II.Spanish Experiences
Identity, Ethnicity, and the State in Spain:
19th and 20th Centuries Justo G. Beramendi ....................p. 79
Basque Polarization: Between Autonomy and
Independence Francisco J. Llera ...........................................p. 101
Autonomist Regionalism within the Spanish State
Xose Manoel Nunez ...........................................................p. 121
National Identity and Self-government:
The Galician Case Anton Losada ............................................p. 142
III. Variations on the Theme of Identity, Autonomy,
and Nationalism Autonomy of the Sacred: The Endgame
in Kosovo Steven Majstorovic ............................................p. 167
Internal Unit Demarcation and National Identity:
India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka Swarna Rajagopalan .............p. 191
The Political Demands of Isolated Indian Bands
in British Columbia Dennis L. Thomson .............................p. 212
Why Territorial Autonomy Is Not a Viable Option for
Managing Ethnic Conflict in African Plural Societies
Shaheen Mozaffar and James R. Scarritt .............................p. 230
Security in Deeply Divided Societies: The Role of
Territorial Autonomy Donald Rothchild and Caroline Hartzell ......p. 254
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