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Ethnocracy

An ethnocracy, also known as an ethnostate, is a type of political structure featuring "rule by a particular ethnos in a multi-ethnic situation". Ethnocracies may involve a state apparatus controlled by a dominant ethnic group (or groups) to further that group's perceived interests, power, dominance, and resources.[citation needed] Ethnocratic regimes in…

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related to Means of avoiding ethnocracy · 17
Ethnocracy → Although Creole, Andreas Wimmler, Bolivia, Brazil, Brazilian, Canada, Caribbean, Edward, Eric Kauffman, Ethiopia, In, India, Likewise, Nigeria, One, Switzerland, Telles
related to Mono-ethnocracy vs. poly-ethnocracy · 5
Ethnocracy → Both, In October, Lise Morjé Howard, Mono-ethnocracy, Poly-ethnocracy
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Ethnocracy → type of regime where more than one ethnic group governs the state, type of regime where one ethnic group dominates

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Ethnocracyis atype of regime where one ethnic group dominates0.90text
Ethnocracyis atype of regime where more than one ethnic group governs the state0.90text
Alexandre Kedarinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Shlomo Sandinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Oren Yiftachelinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Asaad Ghaneminstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Haim Yakobiinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Nur Masalhainstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Hannah Naveh.Howeverinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
some Israeli scholars such as Gershon Shafirinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Yoav Peledinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text
Sammy Smooha prefer the term ethnic democracy to describe Israelinstance ofIsraelIsrael has been labeled an ethnocracy by scholars0.80text

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