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2 lip 2009 · Existing arguments about ethnic identity and/or ethnic conflict can be divided up into five traditions of enquiry: essentialism, instrumentalism, constructivism, institutionalism, and realism. There are theories within each tradition.
Ethnic conflicts arise from complex combinations of ethnic strength, class, inequality, political opportunity, mobilization resources, interdependence, and international interventions.
The volume, like no other I have read, examines ethnic conflict on a global basis. Its chapters describe ethnic conflicts in The Pacific Rim, South East Asia, China, Latin America, Eastern Mediterranean, the Balkans, and Europe.
The peaceful and effective management of conflict between ethnic groups involves the building of rules and institutions for coexistence in a single society, state and economy.
31 lip 2012 · This article examines developments in the analysis of communal conflict over the past twenty years, exploring insights regarding the relationships of economic structure, conceptions of deprivation, and the constructions of narratives making sense of civil strife. The piece compares analyses from differing paradigms and disciplines, including ...
From Culture to Ethnicity to Conflict presents in-depth case studies on Sri Lanka, the Kurds, Rwanda and Burundi, Bosnia, and Quebec, along with two theoretical introductory chapters that offer...
25 lis 2016 · Sometimes by cross-cutting the study of culture, but often by departing from it, some anthropologists have contributed to an understanding of ethnic identity, ethnic conflict, and nationalism in ways relevant to IR.
