Fall/Winter Timetable
POL321H1F L0101
Ethnic Politics in Comparative Perspective
Themes
An exploration of approaches to the sources of ethnic conflict and ethnic conflict management in modern society. Cases will be chosen from: West Europe: conflict and power-sharing (Northern Ireland, Switzerland), and immigrant minorities; Israel; South Africa; East European disintegration: Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia; role of nationalities in collapse of former Soviet Union and in post-Soviet state-building; EU accession and minority rights.
Prerequisites
1.0 POL credit
Exclusions
POL321Y1
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