TY  - BOOK
AU  - Coppieters,Bruno
TI  - Federal practice: exploring alternatives for Georgia and Abkhazia
SN  - 9054872381
PY  - 2000///
CY  - Brussels
PB  - VUB University Press
KW  - Central-local government relations
KW  - Georgia (Republic)
KW  - Georgia Republic
KW  - Politischer Konflikt
KW  - gnd
KW  - Innenpolitik
KW  - Minderheitenfrage
KW  - Ursache
KW  - Konflikt
KW  - Abchasen
KW  - Georgier
KW  - Konfliktlösung
KW  - Beilegung
KW  - Föderalismus
KW  - Vergleich
KW  - Verfassung
KW  - Vorschlag
KW  - Initiative
KW  - Abkhazia (Georgia)
KW  - History
KW  - Ethnic relations
KW  - Abkhazii︠a (Georgia)
KW  - Georgien
KW  - Abchasien
KW  - Aufsatzsammlung
KW  - gnd-content
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Coppieters, B.: Introduction. - S. 7-18. Coppieters, B.: Western security policies and the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict. - S. 21-58. Darchiashvili, D.: Swiss federalism: lessons for Georgian-Abkhazian relations. - S. 61-73. Akaba, N.: The Swiss experience and prospects for a peaceful Abkhazian-Georgian peace settlement. - S. 75-89. Zverev, A.: The value of the Tatarstan experience for Georgia and Abkhazia. - S. 91-110. Petrov, N.: Shared sovereignty Russian style: relations between Moscow and the regions. - S. 111-147. Leonardy, U.: Treaty-making powers and foreign relations of federated entities. - S. 151-168. Lordkipanidze, G.: Segmentation and integration. Proposals for a federalisation of foreign policy in Georgia. - S. 169-178. Song, X.: Confederalism. A review of recent literature. - S. 181-193. Khidasheli, T.: Federalism and Consociationalism. Perspectives for Georgian state reform. - S. 195- 202. Haindrava, I.: The conflict in Abkhazia and a possible way of resolving it. - S. 205-214. Jans, M
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