Governing Ethnic Conflict : Consociation, Identity and the Price of Peace (Paperback)

1. Introduction  2. Anthropology, Cultural Pluralism and Consociational Theory  3. Essentialism and the Reconciliation of the Liberal State to Ethnicity  4. Is Ethnopolitics a form of Biopolitics?  5. Consociationalism as a form of liberal governmentality: ‘single identity work’ versus community relations  6. Paradigm Shifts and the Production of ‘National Being’  7. No Exit: Human Rights and the Priority of Ethnicity  8. ‘A Long Way To Get Very Little’: the Durability of Identity, Socialist Politics and Communal Discipline  9. Conclusion