Nation and state building within ethno-cultural assemblages: Theoretical approaches and historical practice
Abstract
The article emphasizes types of state-building strategies within multicultural societies. These types are based on specific policies vis-a-vis ethno-cultural and confessional minorities. Agency and structure factors underlining the choice of the policies are highlighted. The contemporary scientific approaches to the issue are discussed.
About the Authors
Елена Мелешкина
ИНИОН РАН, МГИМО(У) МИД России
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
E.Y. Meleshkina
Russian Federation
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