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Powersharing And Consociational Theory,New
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Fifty Years Ago, Academics And Policymakers Throughout The World Agreed That It Was Impossible For Certain Sets Of Historically Antagonistic Groups To Coexist Peacefully On A Longterm Basis. This Book Examines The System Of Consociation, Which Was Identified By Arend Lijphart And Ended That Pessimistic Consensus. Lijpharts Specific Observations Concerning The Impact Of Consociation Are Assessed Quantitatively And Qualitatively, Facilitated Through Careful Operationalization Of His Descriptions Of Consociations Four Components: Grand Coalition, Minority Veto, Proportionality, And Segmental Autonomy. Insights Derived From A Dataset Representing The Experiences Of Eightyeight Countries Are Examined Further Through Case Study Analysis Of The Seven Societies Most Often Discussed In Relation To Consociation: Austria, Belgium, Canada, The Netherlands, Northern Ireland, South Africa, And Switzerland. The Components Of Consociation Are Found To Promote Lasting Peace In Divided Societies Most Successfully When Combined With Additional Incentives For The Encouragement Of Crosscutting Cleavages And Shared Loyalties.
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