Definitions and Discourse: Applying Kymlicka's Models to Estonia and Latvia
This paper raises a number of points in relation to the basic concept of ‘ethnocultural justice’ and Kymlicka’s five models of ethnopolitical conflict. It argues that while ‘ethnopolitical justice’ has become the focus of debate on all five of these contexts, a critical causal puzzle piece remains missing if these definitions are not complemented with the discourses ethnocultural groups use to wage their ethnopolitical struggles. The cases of Estonia and Latvia are examined.
Keywords: ethnocultural justice, Estonia, Latvia, ethnopolitical conflict, discourse, definitions
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