... self-seeking group leaders, who encourage feelings of resentment and inequality amongst group members in order to justify maintaining control over them.... On this view, group elites have an incentive to keep members in a (real or perceived) position of disadvantage, since their clientele and fuding would dry up if group members succeeded in larger society. (Kymlicka 2002: 331)
Friday, April 21, 2006
Ethnic Entrepreneurs
Sound familiar? Well try Sectarian entrepreneurs on for size!
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Rather, this is so Hizbullah.
Which Kymlicka books is this? Can liberal pluralism be exported? Alternative conceptions?
Wait, it can't be alternative conceptions, that doesn't have 300+ pages!
Tony, its Contemporary Political Philosophy, An Intorduction, Second Edition.
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