Power-Sharing: Empirical and Normative Challenges

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Introduction: contemporary challenges to power-sharing theory and practice
1 Centripetalism, consociationalism and Cyprus: the ‘adoptability’ question
2 Power-sharing in Kenya: between the devil and the deep blue sea
3 Power-sharing executives: consociational and centripetal formulae and the case of Northern Ireland
4 Consociationalism in the Brussels Capital Region: dis-proportional representation and the accommodation of national minorities
5 Mandatory power-sharing in coup-prone Fiji
6 Ethnic power-sharing coalitions and democratization
7 Lebanon: how civil war transformed consociationalism
8 Power-sharing in Burundi: an enduring miracle?
9 Mostar as microcosm: power-sharing in post-war Bosnia
10 Power-sharing and the pursuit of good governance: evidence from Northern Ireland
11 Good fences make good neighbours: assessing the role of consociational politics in transitional justice
12 Gendering power-sharing
Conclusion: what explains the performance of power-sharing settlements?
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