Social SciencesEthnic StudiesPolitical ScienceEthnicity StudiesPolitical ParticipationPolitical SociologyEthnic GroupsEthnic IdentityEthnic Party PoliticsEthnic PoliticsEthnic RelationsEthnicity ClassificationEthnic Group Classification
This article shows that even if we stipulate a single definition of both an ethnic group and an ethnic party, there are many reasonable indicators that can be used to classify parties as ethnic, which may generate different counts of ethnic parties. It then maps the range of indicators that can be used to classify parties as ethnic, shows how previous questions raised in the study of ethnic parties can be better answered by some indicators than others, and identifies new questions that can be raised by each classification in relation to the alternatives.
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