1st Edition
Non-Territorial Autonomy and Decentralization Ethno-Cultural Diversity Governance
Introduction
Chapter 1: A New Research Agenda for Theorizing Non-Territorial Autonomy?
Tove H. Malloy
Part I: The State and Pluralism: Political Community and Legal Accommodation
Chapter 2: Political Community and Normative Pluralism
Levente Salat
Chapter 3: Legal Pluralism, Autonomy and Ethno-Cultural Diversity Management
Helen Quane
Part II: Network Governance
Chapter 4: Autonomy Initiatives of the Afrikaner Community in South Africa
Deon Geldenhuys
Chapter 5: Democratic Autonomy in the Kurdish Regions of Syria
Cengiz Gunes and Derya Bayır
Chapter 6: Shared Sovereignty in Israel-Palestine: Towards Non-Territorial Autonomy for Israel’s Palestinians
Ephraim Nimni
Chapter 7: The Irish Gaeltacht as a Trans-local Phenomenon
Steve Coleman and Éamon Ó Ciosáin
Part III: Normative Pluralism
Chapter 8: Roma Autonomous Lawmaking – the Romanian Case
Levente Salat and Sergiu Mișcoiu
Chapter 9: Understanding Indigenous Cultural Rights in Indonesia
Mirza Satria Buana
Chapter 10: Faith Education in Britain: A Normatively Pluralist Scenario in the Making
Kyriaki Topidi
Conclusions
Chapter 11: Towards New Paradigms?
Tove H. Malloy and Levente Salat
Biography
Tove H. Malloy is Professor of European Studies at the Europa-Universität Flensburg, Germany.
Levente Salat is Professor of Political Science at the Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
