Search Results - "International journal on minority and group rights"

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases by Papillon, Martin, Rodon, Thierry

“…While it is increasingly recognised as a core element of the emerging international Indigenous rights regime, the implementation of the principle of free,…”
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Guest Editorial by Xanthaki, Alexandra

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Is Nonterritorial Autonomy Wrong for Indigenous Rights? Examining the 'Territorialisation' of Sami Power in Norway by Spitzer, Aaron John, Selle, Per

“…Abstract Nonterritorial autonomy (nta) decouples governance of 'people' and 'place', allowing demographically submerged minorities to protect their cultural -…”
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Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Between Legal Ambiguity and Political Agency by Papillon, Martin, Leclair, Jean, Leydet, Dominique

“…The principle of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) is increasingly considered a core element of the international Indigenous rights regime. From its…”
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Minorities and Statelessness: Social Exclusion and Citizenship in Cambodia by Sperfeldt, Christoph

“…Abstract More than 75 per cent of the world's known stateless belong to minorities. Building upon ethnographic research conducted between 2008-2017, this paper…”
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Ethiopia: The Interplay Between Federalism and Dominant Party Rule and the Sidama's Quest for Statehood by Aalen, Lovise

“…Abstract Political parties are particularly important for the operation of federal systems. The way parties are organised might reinforce or corrode the…”
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Federalism as Fairness in Ethiopia by De Schutter, Helder

“…Abstract In this contribution I apply the normative political theory of multinational federalism to the case of Ethiopia. Can the political philosophy of…”
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External and Internal Secession in Ethiopia's Multinational Federation by Van der Beken, Christophe

“…Abstract The ethno-territorial nature of Ethiopian federalism finds its constitutional foundation in Article 39 of the Constitution. Article 39 grants a right…”
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A Question of Composition: Constructing a Just Federal State in Ethiopia and Beyond by Rowe, Colin W

“…Abstract Federalism attempts to create a multilayered government in order to better accommodate the self-determination of regions or groups within its borders…”
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The ‘Essential Practices’ Doctrine: Examining the Constitutional Impact of Inordinate Judicial Intervention on Religious Freedoms by Kaul, Dushyant Kishan

“…Abstract This article explores how the Supreme Court of India, in applying the judicial doctrine of ‘essential practices’, has embarked on a dangerous exercise…”
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Constructing Ethnic Diversity as a Security Threat: What it Means to Russia's Minorities by Prina, Federica

“…This article analyses the Russian government's securitisation of inter-ethnic relations, and national minorities' responses to such processes. While Russia's…”
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Mediating Unity and Diversity in Ethiopia: Insights and Challenges for Federal Theory and Practice by Rowe, Colin W, Gebrewahd, Meressa Tsehaye

“…Abstract While federal theory is dominated by the western tradition, Ethiopia's multiethnic context presents a strong case for integration and consideration…”
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Ethiopian Federalism: Philosophical and Institutional Design Limitations and a Case for Loose Federalism by Gebreslassie, Seife Hailu

“…Abstract This article attempts to answer the question: is Ethiopian federalism sustainable? Once deemed a thought vanguard of building Ethiopia as a new…”
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Indonesian Weberian Social Stratification: The Case of Tionghoa-Pribumi Inter-ethnic Relations by Meyer, Patrik K, Waskitho, Tomy

“…Abstract As a country with multiple ethnicities, religions, and cultures, Indonesia has been suffering from protracted waves of inter-ethnic conflicts among…”
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Looking Forward Looking Back: Customary International Law, Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples by Esterling, Shea

“…Abstract Two of the most laudable achievements of human rights are the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (udhr) and the 2007 United Nations…”
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Territoriality and Violent Conflicts in Tivland by Arowosegbe, Jeremiah O

“…Abstract Ethno-territorial struggles affect the manner in which political authority is constituted and legitimized throughout the world. Their impact on the…”
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The Narrative Policy Framework and Sticky Beliefs: An Experiment Studying Islamophobia by Clemons, Randy S, McBeth, Mark K, Peterson, Rolfe Daus, Palmer, Carl L

“…Our study focuses on Islamophobia and the power of facts versus the power of a narrative in shaping individual opinion toward Muslims. We utilise an…”
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Introduction. Mediating Unity and Diversity through Federalism in Ethiopia by Rowe, Colin W

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Refugees and Algorithmic Humanitarianism: Applying Artificial Intelligence to RSD Procedures and Immigration Decisions and Making Global Human Rights Obligations Relevant to AI Governance by Ahmad, Nafees

“…Abstract Artificial intelligence (ai) has created algorithmic-driven humanitarianism without ethics, justice, and morality. Current ai dynamics do not protect…”
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Political Participation of Aboriginal People (Orang Asli) in Peninsular Malaysia: Examining the Compatibility of the Aboriginal Peoples Act 1954 with Undrip Standards by Hassan, Muhamad Sayuti, Nordin, Rohaida

“…Abstract The main objective of this article is to critically evaluate the compatibility of the 'right to political participation' of the Orang Asli by looking…”
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