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One State, Many Nations: Federalism, Autonomy, and National Minorities
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- ISBN8230898917
- EAN9798230898917
- Date de parution20/04/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
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"One State, Many Nations: Federalism, Autonomy, and National Minorities" by Jeremy Riley explores the intricate dynamics between federalism, regional autonomy, and the rights of national minorities within multi-nation states. This scholarly work delves into the evolving structures of federal governance, focusing on how different nations balance the desires for local autonomy with the demands of national unity.
Through historical analysis and contemporary case studies, the book examines the complexities of managing ethnic, linguistic, and cultural diversity in federal systems. Riley uses examples from a range of countries, including the United States, Canada, Spain, India, and Belgium, to demonstrate the successes and failures of federalism in accommodating diverse national identities. The book discusses key moments in history when federal systems were tested by secessionist movements, regional unrest, and the pressures of globalization.
It also critically evaluates the role of international law in shaping how federal systems respond to minority rights, and how the military has been utilized in maintaining national unity during periods of internal conflict. This work offers a comprehensive examination of federalism's strengths and limitations in addressing the aspirations of national minorities and managing the tensions between local autonomy and national cohesion.
It is an essential read for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the future of federal governance in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.
Through historical analysis and contemporary case studies, the book examines the complexities of managing ethnic, linguistic, and cultural diversity in federal systems. Riley uses examples from a range of countries, including the United States, Canada, Spain, India, and Belgium, to demonstrate the successes and failures of federalism in accommodating diverse national identities. The book discusses key moments in history when federal systems were tested by secessionist movements, regional unrest, and the pressures of globalization.
It also critically evaluates the role of international law in shaping how federal systems respond to minority rights, and how the military has been utilized in maintaining national unity during periods of internal conflict. This work offers a comprehensive examination of federalism's strengths and limitations in addressing the aspirations of national minorities and managing the tensions between local autonomy and national cohesion.
It is an essential read for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the future of federal governance in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.
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