Studies in Territorial and Cultural Diversity Governance
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Francesco Palermo
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Increasing legal integration and interdependency places comparative studies at the heart of legal analysis. Research identifying the converging elements and principles in view of a common legal culture of diversity is necessary. This is particularly true for its territorial and socio-cultural dimensions as these regard the organization of living-together.
Regarding territorial diversity, the interaction of multiple levels of government in addressing complex governance issues and its regulation is of utmost interest. Comparative federal and autonomy studies shall explore theoretical perspectives and foundations, as well as specific policy areas, exploring in depth pluralistic governance and decision-making. Social and cultural diversity implies a modern understanding of the accommodation of multiple groups’ claims sharing the same territory. Going beyond traditional studies on minorities and their rights, new challenges in the accommodation of differences have to be addressed, including the accommodation of non-traditional forms of diversity. Moreover, often the same instruments can be used for the management of territorial as well as for social and cultural diversities. While privileging a comparative constitutional approach, the series faces new methodological demands and includes trans-disciplinary studies in order to meet the contemporary challenge of diversity in an integrated legal space, in Europe and beyond.
Regarding territorial diversity, the interaction of multiple levels of government in addressing complex governance issues and its regulation is of utmost interest. Comparative federal and autonomy studies shall explore theoretical perspectives and foundations, as well as specific policy areas, exploring in depth pluralistic governance and decision-making. Social and cultural diversity implies a modern understanding of the accommodation of multiple groups’ claims sharing the same territory. Going beyond traditional studies on minorities and their rights, new challenges in the accommodation of differences have to be addressed, including the accommodation of non-traditional forms of diversity. Moreover, often the same instruments can be used for the management of territorial as well as for social and cultural diversities. While privileging a comparative constitutional approach, the series faces new methodological demands and includes trans-disciplinary studies in order to meet the contemporary challenge of diversity in an integrated legal space, in Europe and beyond.
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Religious Minorities in Pluralist SocietiesCritical Perspectives on the Accommodation of Religious DiversitiesVolume 19978-90-04-44681-6
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Climate Change Integration in the Multilevel Governance of Italy and AustriaShaping Subnational Policies in the Transport, Energy, and Spatial Planning SectorsVolume 17978-90-04-51300-6
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Religious Diversity, State, and LawNational, Transnational and International ChallengesVolume 16978-90-04-51587-1
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Navigating the UnknownEssays on Selected Case Studies about the Rights of MinoritiesVolume 15978-90-04-51211-5
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Litigating the Rights of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples in Domestic and International CourtsVolume 14978-90-04-46166-6
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The Principle of Equality in Diverse StatesReconciling Autonomy with Equal Rights and OpportunitiesVolume 13978-90-04-39461-2
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Beyond AutonomyPractical and Theoretical Challenges to 21st Century FederalismVolume 12Editor(s): Tracy B. Fenwick and Andrew C. Banfield978-90-04-44675-5
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Revisiting Unity and Diversity in Federal CountriesChanging Concepts, Reform Proposals and New Institutional RealitiesVolume 11Editor(s): Alain-G. Gagnon and MIchael Burgess978-90-04-36718-0
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Pro-independence Movements and ImmigrationDiscourse, Policy and PracticeVolume 7Editor(s): Roberta Medda-Windischer and Patricia Popelier978-90-04-29439-4
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Law, Territory and Conflict ResolutionLaw as a Problem and Law as a SolutionVolume 6978-90-04-31129-9
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Migration and Autonomous TerritoriesThe Case of South Tyrol and CataloniaVolume 4Editor(s): Roberta Medda-Windischer and Andrea Carlà978-90-04-28279-7
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Federalism as Decision-MakingChanges in Structures, Procedures and PoliciesVolume 3Editor(s): Francesco Palermo and Elisabeth Alber978-90-04-27451-8
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Regional Dynamics in Central and Eastern EuropeNew Approaches to DecentralizationVolume 2Editor(s): Francesco Palermo and Sara Parolari978-90-04-24231-9
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Environmental Protection in Multi-Layered SystemsComparative Lessons from the Water SectorVolume 1Editor(s): Mariachiara Alberton and Francesco Palermo978-90-04-23525-0
Mikhail Antonov (HSE University St. Petersburg)
Eva Maria Belser (University of Fribourg)
Ilze Brands Kehris (United Nations, New York)
Joshua Castellino (Middlesex University and MRG International)
Erin Delaney (Northwestern University)
Rosalind Dixon (University of New South Wales, Sydney)
Anna Gamper (University of Innsbruck)
James A. Gardner (The State University of New York, Buffalo)
Giuseppe Martinico (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa)
John McGarry (Queen's University, Kingston, ON)
Jaclyn L. Neo (National University of Singapore)
Petra Roter (University of Ljubljana)
Cheryl Saunders (University of Melbourne)
Nico Steytler (University of the Western Cape)
Eva Maria Belser (University of Fribourg)
Ilze Brands Kehris (United Nations, New York)
Joshua Castellino (Middlesex University and MRG International)
Erin Delaney (Northwestern University)
Rosalind Dixon (University of New South Wales, Sydney)
Anna Gamper (University of Innsbruck)
James A. Gardner (The State University of New York, Buffalo)
Giuseppe Martinico (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa)
John McGarry (Queen's University, Kingston, ON)
Jaclyn L. Neo (National University of Singapore)
Petra Roter (University of Ljubljana)
Cheryl Saunders (University of Melbourne)
Nico Steytler (University of the Western Cape)