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Secession by Design: Northern Ireland’s Consociational Model in Comparative Perspective
This chapter examines the constitutional architecture of Northern Ireland as a paradigmatic case of post-conflict consociationalism within a plurinational State. Anchored in the 1998 Good Friday Agreement and implemented through the Northern Ireland Act 1998, the model institutionalises ethno-nation
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