2000
DOI: 10.1080/014198700750018388
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The manipulation of ethnicity: from ethnic cooperation to violence and war in Yugoslavia

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“…There are several analyses of specific ethnically mixed villages that substantiate this (Gagnon 2004;Oberschall 2000). This is in line with Fearon and Laitin's (2003) quantitative analysis that lends support to the argument that ethnic diversity is not a primary cause of civil wars.…”
Section: The Counterpoint To Legitimacy -The Outbreak Of Civil Warmentioning
confidence: 53%
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“…There are several analyses of specific ethnically mixed villages that substantiate this (Gagnon 2004;Oberschall 2000). This is in line with Fearon and Laitin's (2003) quantitative analysis that lends support to the argument that ethnic diversity is not a primary cause of civil wars.…”
Section: The Counterpoint To Legitimacy -The Outbreak Of Civil Warmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…Second, the Tudjman regime began to fire employees from government jobs merely because they were Serbs (Gow 2003;Oberschall 2000). These layoffs took part in the country as a whole, but also in the Krajina where ethnic Serbs were a majority (Silber andLittle 1997 Woodward, 1995: 107).…”
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“…This actor model can be illustrated by a scale with two containers representing two different value orientations (Fig. 2) [74]. Civil values can roughly be described as an orientation on the idea of Yugoslavism ('unity and brotherhood') [75].…”
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“…Ascriptions such as "American Indian" and "Native American" in the United States and "Indian" or "Indigenous" in Latin America are also examples. On the other hand, states have also frequently tried to eliminate ethnic boundaries and/or ethnic groups through processes such as encouraging or forcing assimilation and "ethnic cleansing" or genocide (Nagel and Snipp, 1993;Oberschall, 2000;Keely, 1996;Diáz Polanco, 1997).…”
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