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Heuristic Considerations on the Typology of Groups and Minorities

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Ihne, Hartmut
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Minority rights play a significant role in development policy, especially within inhomogeneous societies. The justification of minority rights is linked to the justification of human rights. The study develops elements of a new typology of minorities against the background of the question of legal claims of minorities and groups. This typology can become part of a mechanism to decide which type of minority may make justified claims to special rights.

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Paper provided by University of Bonn, Center for Development Research (ZEF) in its series Discussion Papers with number 18762.

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Keywords: Labor and Human Capital; Political Economy;

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