From Power Sharing to Democracy: Post-Conflict Institutions in Ethnically Divided Societies Book

	Introduction
1	Debating consociational politics : normative and explanatory arguments	3
2	Between stability and collapse : internal and external dynamics of post-agreement institution building in Northern Ireland	44
3	Significant events in the Northern Ireland peace process : impact and implementation	67
4	Power sharing after Yugoslavia : functionality and dysfunctionality of power-sharing institutions in post-war Bosnia, Macedonia, and Kosovo	85
5	Post-conflict reconstruction : constitutional and transitional power-sharing arrangements in Bosnia and Kosovo	104
6	Power sharing in a police car : the intractable difficulty of police reform in Kosovo and Macedonia	120
7	Power sharing and rights protection in the prevention and management of ethnic conflict : the case of post-apartheid South Africa	140
8	Power sharing in South Africa : the African National Congress as a consociational party?	164
9	Anarchy and the problems of power sharing in Africa	184
10	Afghanistan : multicultural federalism as a means to achieve democracy, representation, and stability	198
11	Power sharing for Cyprus (again)? : European Union accession and the prospects for reunification	215
12	Conditionality, consociationalism, and the European Union	239
13	Federation as a method of ethnic conflict regulation	263