This article analyses a range of existing proposals that reflect the Moldovan, Russian/Transnistrian, and Mediators’ positions to date and proposes a framework in which these proposals, and the relative consensus they exhibit, can be accommodated.
This article finds substantial conceptual and empirical evidence that consociational institutions hold significant promise for building democratic states after conflict in divided societies.
This talk starts with the observation that a significant theoretical and empirical question underlying much...
This conference concludes a two-year research project by the Åland Islands Peace Institute on the...
Taking a multi-perspective approach to the study of conflict management in divided societies and offering...
Subsequently published in Political Studies Review (vol. 9, no. 1, 2011) this review essay...
Circulated widely and well before the Libyan revolution reached its climax so far with the...
Building democratic states is a complex and challenging task at the best of times. After...
Invited to be a guest lecturer in the Brandt School’s speaker series, my talk engages...
Invited to be a guest lecturer in the IBEI speaker series, I gave a talk...
The conflict over Transnistria in Moldova has made little progress towards a settlement since the...
As part of the 10th Anniversary Celebrations at the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination at Princeton...
This working paper offers a conceptually grounded comparison of five past proposals for settling the...
The Many Uses of Territorial Self-Governance This paper, published in the Ethnopolitics Papers series of the...
I was one of the speakers at the TEDGlobal 2010 Conference in Oxford in July...
Published in International Affairs, this article focuses on the dynamics of the process of settling...
This article, co-authored with Zoran Ilievski from the University of Skopje, Macedonia, develops a classification...
Published in Asymmetric Autonomy and the Settlement of Ethnic Conflicts (ed. by Marc Weller and...
The democratic governance of divided societies can pose particular challenges. Yet, while diversity is the...
Subsequently published in International Studies Review (vol. 12, no. 1, 2010), this essay reviews four...
At this special Chatham House conference, I was one of the invited international experts to...