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Reframing Kurtz's Painting: Colonial Legacies and Minority Rights in Ethnically Divided Societies
2015
Social Science Research Network
Minority rights constitute some of the most normatively and economically important human rights. Although the political science and legal literatures have proffered a number of constitutional and institutional design solutions to address the protection of minority rights, these solutions are characterized by a noticeable neglect of, and lack of sensitivity to, historical processes. This Article addresses that gap in the literature by developing a causal argument that explains diverging
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2664328
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