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Managing ethnic conflict: the case of Pakistan

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1996

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Shad, Tahir I
Reddish, Jennifer Gray

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The Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University

Abstract

The traditional concept of the modern political unit is a state that incorporates a single national community. Political development includes the process by which heterogeneous communal elements are gradually integrated and homogenized into a single nation (Hayes 1931; Kohn c1979:36-70). such polities, commonly referred to in the social science literature as 'integrated', rarely exist. As Walker Connor asserted, in 1976, only twelve of a total 155 contemporary states can be described as ethnically homogeneous (Connor 1972:320).

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Pakistan, ethnic conflict, community, political

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/15211

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Working/Technical Paper

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Regime change and regime maintenance in Asia and the Pacific. Discussion Paper No.16

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