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Nation-building in Pluralist Societies
Plural societies present unique problems for nation-building and post-conflict reconstruction. The histories, cultures, economic development, social organization, and geographic conditions that render such societies plural, give rise to intensely conflicting collective expectations and demands which adversely effects state-formation and any ensuing prospects for reconstruction. This book highlights innovations and best practices in specific cases, and presents a set of policy-relevant recommendations. | |
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Polarization in American Political Parties
There are many indications that American politics is now marked by sharper divisions and more intense conflicts than has typically been the case. Despite the seemingly deep divisions in the American electorate, there is little agreement on what polarization is and what it means for democratic government in the United States. This book provides a comprehensive assessment of polarization within the US and its impact on policymaking. | |
