Autonomy, Self Governance and Conflict Resolution: Innovative approaches to Institutional Design in Divided Societies

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Introduction 1. Autonomy in Ethnically Plural Societies: Limits and Opportunities for Managing and Preventing Self-Determination Conflicts - Stefan Wolff and - Mark Weller 2. The Model of Self-Governance and Regional Integration as an Instrument to Enhance Peace, Stability, and Prosperity - Wolfgang Danspeckgruber 3. Enforced Autonomy and Self-governance: The Post-Yugoslav Experience Marc Weller 4. The Crimean Autonomy: Innovation or Anomaly? Bill Bowring 5. The Status of Autonomous Territories in International Organizations: Experiences in Nordic and Continental European Co-operation 6. Regional Consociations and the Criteria of Their Stability: Brussels, Northern Ireland and South Tyrol Compared Stefan Wolff 7. Indigenous Peoples and State Transformation in Latin America: A Comparative Analysis of Autonomy Regimes - Willem Assies 8. Decentralisation, Devolution and Regional Autonomy in Indonesia Mark Turner 9. Grassroots Democracy' in Vietnam - Ensuring Effective Participation in minorities in Public Decisions that affect them? Florence Benoit-Rohmer and - Erik Friberg 10. Complex Institutional Design Approaches for Resolving Self-determination Conflicts through Autonomy Regimes Recent Trends in Theory and Practice Marc Weller and - Stefan Wolff

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