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ID138172
Title ProperConcessions or coercion? how governments respond to restive ethnic minorities
LanguageENG
AuthorGrigoryan, Arman
Summary / Abstract (Note)When do newly independent states employ coercive measures against restive ethnic minorities within their borders rather than offer them concessions? The more vulnerable a state is to a particular minority’s bid for secession, the more likely it is to use coercion against that minority.
`In' analytical NoteInternational Security Vol. 39, No.4; Spring 2015: p.170-207
Journal SourceInternational Security Vol: 39 No 4
Key WordsConcessions ;  Coercion ;  Restive Ethnic Minorities


 
 
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