The Western state as paradigm

Hoppe, Hans-Hermann

doi:10.1007/bf02686063

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1998

DOI: 10.1007/bf02686063

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The Western state as paradigm

Hans-Hermann Hoppe¹

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“…"rightsizing" states, i.e., adjusting their boundaries or creating new states (Hoppe 1998;O'Leary, Lustick, and Callaghy 2001). Others have emphasized the occasional necessity for forcible partitions and even population transfers to achieve a correspondence between ethnopolitical or sectarian allegiances and the contours of states legitimized by them (Kaufmann 1998;Tullberg and Tullberg 1997).…”

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Secessionism in Multicultural States: Does Sharing Power Prevent or Encourage It?

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I nstitutional frameworks powerfully determine the goals, violence, and trajectories of identitarian movements-including secessionist movements. However, both small-N and large-N researchers disagree on the question of whether "power-sharing" arrangements, instead of repression, are more or less likely to mitigate threats of secessionist mobilizations by disaffected, regionally concentrated minority groups. The PS-I modeling platform was used to create a virtual country "Beita," containing within it a disaffected, partially controlled, regionally concentrated minority. Drawing on constructivist identity theory to determine behaviors by individual agents in Beita, the most popular theoretical positions on this issue were tested. Data were drawn from batches of hundreds of Beita histories produced under rigorous experimental conditions. The results lend support to sophisticated interpretations of the effects of repression vs. responsive or representative types of power-sharing. Although in the short run repression works to suppress ethnopolitical mobilization, it does not effectively reduce the threat of secession. Powersharing can be more effective, but it also tends to encourage larger minority identitarian movements.

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A Geopolitical Analysis of a Partitioned Iraq, Political, Economic, and Military Viability

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2007

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Estimate of Preparation by Fluoroscopic image in BE examination

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1998

Nippon Hoshasen Gijutsu Gakkai Zasshi

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The Western state as paradigm

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Secessionism in Multicultural States: Does Sharing Power Prevent or Encourage It?

Secessionism in Multicultural States: Does Sharing Power Prevent or Encourage It?

A Geopolitical Analysis of a Partitioned Iraq, Political, Economic, and Military Viability

Estimate of Preparation by Fluoroscopic image in BE examination

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