Ethnic Conflict and Political Development - by Cynthia Enloe (Paperback)

About the Book

Reprint. Originally published: Boston: Little Brown, 1972, c1973. Originally published in series: The Little, Brown series in comparative politics. An analytic study.

Book Synopsis

Provides a fresh look at the handling of tensions between people with different ethnic identities from many countries, and seeks out those methods which genuinely reduce conflict. Originally published in 1973 by Little, Brown and Company.

Review Quotes

Cynthia Enloe's creative synthesis of the work on ethnicity and political development remains as useful and provocative today as when it was first published. Looking back, we can now see how wise and prophetic it was....

Cynthia Enloe's creative synthesis of the work on ethnicity and political development remains as useful and provocative today as when it was first published. Looking back, we can now see how wise and prophetic it was....

This new volume certainly matches or even supercedes Anthony Smith's The Ethnic Revival in its comprehensiveness and coverage of ethnicity from the standpoint of the tate....Part of the value of this study is in its wealth of examples and insights from a wide array of institutions and areas of the world, one of the hallmarks of Enloe's scholarship.

About the Author

Cynthia H. Enloe is Professor of Government at Clark University.