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Collection: Special Occasional Paper Series on Territorial Cleavages

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This Special Occasional Paper Series on Territorial Cleavages provides a political perspective on the geographic and ethno-territorial issues and conflicts faced within countries or at their borders. These 17 papers looking at 17 different countries may provide helpful insights on effective government responses to territorial cleavages for countries in similar situations in order to appease conflict.

Yemen’s Failed Constitutional Transition: 2011-15: Number 41

Dealing with Territorial Cleavages: The Rise and Fall of Ukraine’s Faustian Bargain: Number 40

After the Scottish Independence Referendum: Towards a Federal Moment for the United Kingdom? : Number 39

Sri Lanka’s Failed Peace Process and the Continuing Challenge of Ethno-Territorial Cleavages: Number 38

Spain: Constitutional Transition through Gradual Accommodation of Territories: Number 37

The Withering Away of Politically Salient Territorial Cleavages in South Africa and the Emergence of Watermark Ethnic Federalism: Number 36

The Philippines: Peace talks and autonomy in Mindanao: Number 35

Nigeria’s Permanent Constitutional Transition: Military Rule, Civilian Instability and ‘True Federalism’ in a Deeply Divided Society: Number 34

Godot Has Arrived-Federal Restructuring in Nepal: Number 33

Constitutional Transitions and Territorial Cleavages: The Kenyan Case: Number 32

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Indonesia: ‘Special autonomy’ for Aceh and Papua: Number 31

Dealing with Territorial Cleavages in Constitutional Transitions Iraq Number 30