Nationalism and Democracy : Dichotomies, Complementarities, Oppositions (Paperback)

Part I. Theoretical and conceptual discussion  1: Introduction: Tensions and paradoxes of a multi-faceted relationship - Luis Moreno and Andre Lecours  2. Multiculturalism, ethnicity, and the nation-state: Ideology, identity, and policy - William Safran  3. Ethno-national state definition and liberal democratic practices: Beyond ‘neutrality’ in deeply divided societies - Ilan Peleg  4. National self-determination and democracy - Benyamin Neuberger  5. Competing National Identities and Democratization. A Theoretical and Comparative Analysis - Enric Martinez-Herrera  Part II. Case studies  6. Making and unmaking democratic opportunities in nationalist mobilization: A comparative analysis of the MLNV (Basque Country) and the BNG (Galicia) - Pedro Ibarra and Ramon Maiz  7. Xenophobic parties and the making of exclusionary etatized nationalism: Cases from Western and Eastern Europe - Ray Taras  8. Democratization in the Post-Soviet Countries of Eastern Europe and ‘Nationalizing’ Politics - Elena Meleshkina  9. Political and National Identity in Russian Political Discourse - Olga Malinova and Philipp Casula  10. Escalating Minority Claims: The Arab ‘Visionary Documents 2006-7’ in Israel - Ilana Kaufman  11. ‘One Zambia, one nation’, many groups: state nationalism as a constraint on ethnopolitics and a facilitator of democratization - James R. Scarrit  12. Unionism and Pan-Nationalism: Exploring the Dialectical Relationship between Minority and Majority Sub-State Nationalism - Allan Craigie  13. A consociational democracy or Anglo-Irish conflict management?: The St Andrews Agreement and the political accommodation of Irish nationalism - Adrian Guelke  14. Conclusions - Andre Lecours and Luis Moreno