The Impact of Government Policies on Territorially Based Ethnic or Nationalist Movements

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The Impact of Government Policies on Territorially Based Ethnic or Nationalist Movements

Vol. 4, No. 1, 2002


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			Editorial, pp. 1-2 Matthias Koenig


			Thematic Introduction: Nationalism and ethnic conflict, pp. 3-15 Juan Díez Medrano


			Nationalist Extremism and Outcomes of State Policies in the Basque Country, 1979–2001, pp. 16-40 Enric Martínez-Herrera


			Conflict Management in Northern Ireland, pp. 41-73 Stefan Wolff


			The Evolving Parameters of Quebec Nationalism, pp. 74-96 François Rocher


			Redefining the Territorial Bases of Power: Peasants, Indians and Guerrilla Warfare in Chiapas, Mexico, pp. 97-127 Guillermo Trejo


			The Decline of PKK and the Viability of a One-state Solution in Turkey, pp. 128-147 Matthew Kocher

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