| Description |
1 online resource |
| Contents |
1 Non-essentialist Solidarity; 2 Three Models of Coexistence; 3 Group Entitlements and Deliberation; 4 Transnational Advocacy Networks and Conditionality; 5 In-group Deliberation and Integration; 6 Consensus Across Deep Difference |
| Summary |
Addresses the conceptual and practical challenges surrounding the promotion of solidarity in divided societies. George Vasilev argues against critics who claim that group-representative measures are incompatible with solidarity. Instead, he explains how they provide the incentive structure needed for inter-ethnic cooperation. By looking beyond the representative institutions of the nation state, Vasilev shows us how NGOs, international institutions and opinion leaders are becoming increasingly important in cultivating inter-ethnic openness. Key Features. The first systematic exploration of solidarity in divided societies Identifies avenues for conflict transformation beyond and below the nation-state Examines the relationship between solidarity, multicultural policies and deliberative democracy Advances a conception of solidarity where cultural difference and disagreement defines human relations |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
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| Subject |
Solidarity.
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PSYCHOLOGY -- Social Psychology.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Political Ideologies -- Nationalism & Patriotism.
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Solidarity
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780748697311 |
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0748697314 |
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0748697306 |
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9780748697304 |
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9781474405102 |
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147440510X |
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1474416152 |
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9781474416153 |
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