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A comparative analysis of how institutional design and federal structures have shaped the regulation of ethnic conflict in India and Pakistan. The book traces constitutional and federal arrangements from the colonial period to the present, argues that institutional design — more than religion or social cleavages — explains variation in conflict levels and stability, and offers lessons for ethnically divided societies considering federal or consociational arrangements

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