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 Settling Self-Determination Disputes: Complex Power-Sharing in Theory and Practice

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xviii)   (219K)
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    • Table of Contents
    • Preface
    • Settling Self-determination Conflicts: an Introduction by Marc Weller
  • Nationalism, Self-determination, and the Doctrine of Territorial Unity (1-16) by James Mayall   (218K)
  • Why the Legal Rules on Self-determination Do Not Resolve Self-determination Disputes (17-46) by Marc Weller   (300K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II the Classical Right to Self-determination
    • III Effective Entities
    • IV Escaping from the Self-determination Trap through Internationalized Settlements
    • V Conclusion
  • The Logics of Power-sharing, Consociation and Pluralist Federations (47-60) by Brendan O'Leary   (222K)
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    • I Consociation
    • II Pluralist Federations
    • Conclusion
  • Complex Power-sharing in and over Northern Ireland: a Self-determination Agreement, a Treaty, a Consociation, a Federacy, Matching Confederal Institutions, Intergovernmentalism, and a Peace Process (61-124) by Brendan O'Leary   (541K)
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    • I the Sources of Conflict
    • II the Making of the Belfast and the British-Irish Agreements
    • III Complex Power-sharing: the Belfast or Good Friday Agreement and the British-Irish Agreement
    • IV Confidence-building and Responses to the Agreements
    • V Implementation
    • VI Current Status and Future Prospects
  • Resolving the Bougainville Self-determination Dispute: Autonomy or Complex Power-sharing? (125-160) by Anthony J. Regan   (344K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Background - the Self-determination Dispute
    • III Peace Process - Internal Dynamics and External Actors
    • IV the 2001 Agreement - beyond Autonomy
    • V Arrangements for Transition
    • VI Conclusions
  • Resolving Self-determination Disputes through Complex Power-sharing Arrangements: the Case of Mindanao, Southern Philippines (161-192) by Mark Turner   (312K)
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    • I the Origins of the Conflict
    • II the Origins of the Peace Agreement
    • III Power-sharing Arrangements
    • IV Reaction to the 1996 Peace Agreement
    • V Implementing Phase Two of the 1996 Peace Agreement
    • VI Current Status and Future Prospects
  • Power-sharing and International Intervention: Overcoming the Post-conflict Legacy in Bosnia and Herzegovina (193-242) by Florian Bieber   (427K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II a Brief History of the War and the International Peace Initiatives
    • III the Origins of the Peace Agreement
    • IV the Bosnian Power-sharing Arrangement
    • V Acceptance and Obstruction of the Dayton Peace Accords
    • VI the Implementation Record of the Agreement
    • VII Current Status and Future Prospects
  • Interim-governance for Kosovo: the Rambouillet Agreement and the Constitutional Framework Developed under UN Administration (243-264) by Marc Weller   (263K)
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    • I Background
    • II Rambouillet
    • III Resolution 1244 (1999), UN Administration and the Constitutional Framework
    • IV Preparations for a Final Status
    • V Conclusion
  • Power-sharing in Macedonia? (265-306) by Farimah Daftary and Eben Friedman   (364K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Roots of the Conflict
    • III the Macedonian Conflict (February-August 2001)
    • IV the Framework Agreement of 13 August 2001: towards Power-sharing in Macedonia?
    • V Reactions to the Framework Agreement
    • VI Implementation of the Framework Agreement
    • VII Prospects for Durable Peace in Macedonia?
    • VIII Conclusion: an Arrangement Highly Dependent on International Support
  • Gagauzia and Moldova: Experiences in Power-sharing (307-344) by Priit Jerve   (341K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Brief History
    • III the Origins of the Power-sharing Agreement
    • IV Initial Reaction to the Agreement
    • V the Power-sharing Arrangement and Its Implementation
    • VI Current Status and Future Prospects
    • VII Concluding Remarks
  • Case Study of the Conflict in South Ossetia (345-382) by Ketevan Tsikhelashvili and Natasha Ubilava   (353K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Approach
    • III the Conflict in South Ossetia
    • IV Power-sharing Arrangements in South Ossetia
    • V Conclusion
  • Addressing the Self-determination Dispute (383-406) by Marc Weller   (250K)
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    • I Secession Denied
    • II Ratification of Secession
    • III Deferred Possible Secession
    • IV Agreement on Process
    • V Conclusion
  • Power-sharing and the Vertical Layering of Authority: a Review of Current Practices (407-450) by Stefan Wolff   (378K)
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    • I the Context of Self-determination Conflicts and Power-sharing
    • II Multiple Layers of Authority in Practice: a Brief Review of Eight Case Studies of Complex Power-sharing
    • III the Vertical Layering of Authority and Its Relevance to Complex Power-sharing Arrangements
    • IV the Vertical Layering of Authority as Part of the Power-sharing Toolkit
  • Electoral Arrangements in Systems of Complex Power-sharing (451-466) by Andrew Reynolds   (258K)
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    • I Why Electoral Arrangements Matter
    • II Electoral Systems and Power-sharing
    • III Functions of Electoral Systems in Divided Societies
    • IV Methods for Achieving Those Goals
    • V Descriptive Overview of Electoral Systems in the Cases
    • VI Consequences of Electoral Systems
    • VII the Importance of Electoral Administration
  • Third-party Involvement in Self-determination Conflicts (467-502) by Ulrich Schneckener   (335K)
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    • I the International Dimension of Self-determination Conflicts
    • II Concept and Typology of Third Party Involvement
    • III Approaches of Third-party Involvement
    • IV Favouring Third-party Involvement
    • V Conclusion
  • Education (503-530) by Mark Turner   (312K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Socio-economic Context
    • III Case Studies
    • II Conclusions
  • Resolving Self-determination Disputes Using Complex Power-sharing: the Role of Economic Policies (531-558) by John Bradley   (293K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Institutions, Economics, and Conflict
    • III Economic Issues in Regions of Conflict
    • IV Economic Policy and Power-sharing: Northern Ireland
    • V Conclusions
  • Policing Territories Previously Subject to Civil War and Ethnic Violence (559-570) by Philip Towle   (202K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Case Studies
    • III Conclusions
  • The Military Dimension of Security Sector Governance in Complex Power-sharing Arrangements (571-598) by Paul Cornish   (287K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Security Sector Governance
    • III Case Studies
    • IV Conclusion
  • Transforming Justice, Reclaiming the Rule of Law: Legal Transition in Complex Power-sharing Agreements (599-626) by Angela Hegarty   (327K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II Definitions and Themes
    • III a Survey of the Case Studies
    • IV Law in Transition
    • V Conclusion
  • The Role of Human and Minority Rights in Complex Power-sharing (627-666) by Jennifer Jackson-Preece   (349K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II the Idea of Rights
    • III Rights and Complex Power-sharing
    • IV Summary and Conclusion
  • 'Bridges' in Self-determination Disputes? External Relations of Sub-national Entitiesand Minority Groups (667-690) by Francesco Palermo   (272K)
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    • I Introduction
    • II the Legal Nature of Sub-national External Relations
    • III External Relations and CBC in Recent Complex Power-sharing Agreements
    • III External Relations and CBC in Recent Complex Power-sharing Agreements
    • IV Concluding Remarks
  • Conclusion Power-sharing Theory: Lessons from the Complex Power-sharing Project (691-720) by John Mcgarry   (309K)
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    • I Lessons for Consociationalists
    • II Lessons for Critics of Consociational Theory (and Supporters of Integrative Power-sharing)
    • III Conclusion
  • Biographies (721-728)   (162K)
  • Bibliography (729-764)   (307K)
  • Index (765-794)   (307K)