Democracy

The Warrior's Curse: What Decolonization Teaches Us About Democracy Promotion and Ethnic Conflict

Author(s): 
Subhasish Ray
Publisher/Sponsor: 
University of Rochester. Dept. of Political Science
www.worldcat.org/title/709773033

This study examines the hazards of democracy promotion in multi-ethnic societies. I begin by developing a simple formal model, which isolates the main features of the strategic context of democracy promotion that can trigger ethnic conflict. The key intuition of the model is that democracy promotion creates a commitment problem between ethnic majorities and minority groups that are demographically over-represented in the coercive forces of the authoritarian regime that has been removed to install democracy.

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Publisher/Sponsor: 
MayaVision International
www.pbs.org/thestoryofindia/gallery/photos/24.html

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