This article explores consociationalism as a framework for managing political instability in divided societies. It examines the theory’s core principles, critiques, and practical applications, focusing on Bosnia and Herzegovina. While consociationalism helped secure peace through the Dayton Agreement, its long-term effectiveness in fostering democratic integration remains deeply contested.

This article examines Cleopatra and Servilia’s role in shaping Caesar and the fall of the Republic.

This article explores the historical and functional trajectory of European constitutionalism in the 19th century,

A discussion over the value of culture and how this relates to cultural policy and cultural recovery.

This article explores the interrelation between white-collar crime, elite deviance, and systemic corruption

Minorized languages, such as Catalan, face challenges in comparison to majority languages with political, economic and cultural power.