Federalism, decentralisation, and horizontal inequalities: how sub-national institutions can provoke or mitigate conflict
<p>Federal and decentralised political institutions can appear to have diametrically-opposed impacts on conflict according to context: in some cases provoking ethnic conflict, in other cases mitigating its likelihood. This Policy Briefing explains the conditions under which different types of...
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Centre for Research on Inequality, Human Security and Ethnicity
2010
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