Towards a democratic Nepal: inclusive political institutions for a multicultural society

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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nepal Political Theory and Democracy Political Conflict and Governance

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PART ONE: THE PROBLEM: EXCLUSION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Political Exclusion in Democratizing Nepal Exclusion and Violent Conflicts in Nepal The Maoist Insurgency and Beyond PART TWO: THE CONTEXT: MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY, POLITICAL EXCLUSION AND MAJORITARIAN INSTITUTIONS Cleavages, Conflicts and Sociocultural Groups The Constitution as the Source of Exclusion Inclusion in Multicultural Societies Accommodation through Power Sharing and Autonomy PART THREE: A METHOD FOR INCLUSION: DEMOCRATIC DELIBERATION A Method for Selecting Inclusive Democratic Political Institutions The Process for Designing an Inclusive Polity PART FOUR: THE SOLUTION: INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS Federalism and Group Autonomy Group Rights, Public Policies and Inclusion Proportionality Inclusion though Equality and Justice Constitutional Protection of Minority Rights PART FIVE: THE FUTURE: A MULTICULTURAL DEMOCRATIC NEPAL Multicultural Democracy Congruence between the State and Society

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