Negotiating conflict and accommodating identity in South Asia

Contributor(s):

Carciumaru, Radu

Publication details: New Delhi Maya Publishers 2018Description: xxi, 531pISBN:

9788187374909

Subject(s):

institutionalization -- political reforms -- Caste system -- Hinduism -- South Asia

DDC classification:

303.690954 NEO-

Summary: The present volume represents a collection of contributions to the Heidelberg Papers in South Asian and Comparative Politics (HPSACP) organized around the overarching theme of conflict management through negotiation and institutional arrangements in South Asia. It sets the stage for long-term discourse concerning conflict prevention and accommodation of diversity through successful negotiations, concentrating particularly on the role of elites and institutions.

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The present volume represents a collection of contributions to the Heidelberg Papers in South Asian and Comparative Politics (HPSACP) organized around the overarching theme of conflict management through negotiation and institutional arrangements in South Asia. It sets the stage for long-term discourse concerning conflict prevention and accommodation of diversity through successful negotiations, concentrating particularly on the role of elites and institutions.

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