Ethnoterritorial concurrence in plural societies: the Spanish Comunidades Autónomas

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Title:	Ethnoterritorial concurrence in plural societies: the Spanish Comunidades Autónomas
Description:	Revised version of the paper presented at the conference In Search of Justice and Stability: Liberal Justice and Political Stability in Multinational Societies, 26-28 March 1998, McGill University, Group of Research on Multinational States, North Hatley, Quebec, Canada. Published in Gagnon, A.-G. & Tully, J. (eds.), Multinational Democracies, pp. 201-221, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. In this paper we deal primarily with the concept of ethnoterritoriality, which refers to a dimension where conflicts and political mobilisations are developed and have as chief social actors those ethnic groups that possess a geographical underpinning. Such a spatial reference is identifiable within the boundaries of a polity, usually of a compound or plural composition (Coakley, 1994; Moreno, 1988; Rudolph and Thompson, 1992). Peer reviewed
URI:	http://dspace.mediu.edu.my:8181/xmlui/handle/10261/2011
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