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He argues that confronting the realities of ethnicity has forced Nigeria to search for alternate models of democracy and national integration that can balance the interests of the three major ethnic groups within different institutions, although their reliance on consociationalism has sometimes undermined the possibilities for the development of a democratic and inclusive nation-state.
Breakdown and reconstitution; democracy, the nation-state, and ... by Reference & Research Book News
Ehrlich, Democratic Alternatives to Ethnic Conflict: Consociationalism and Neoseparatism, 26 BROOK.
Authorizing subnational constitutions in transitional federal states: ... by Marshfield, Jonathan L. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
12) This is the reason that consociationalism and federalism have been advanced as models of accommodating diversities and protecting minorities in a plural society.
Dynamics of human rights in a federal polity: the Indian experience by Tyagi, V.K. / Madhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences
 
 
 
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