A Global Law of Diversity: Evolving Models and Concepts (Routledge Advances in Minority Studies)

This book provides a global perspective on the accommodation of diversity within constitutional traditions, considering the most innovative approaches and legal instruments of the Global North and Global South.This field of study, traditionally dominated by a Global North approach based on majority-minority and rights-based discourse, is undergoing significant development.The work thus assesses the appropriateness of the existing mainstream theoretical tools and concepts - in particular minority and minority-related concepts as well as rights discourse - to grasp the ongoing evolution of this field of law.A reconsideration of the traditional conceptual categories and the introduction of the concept “Law of Diversity” is proposed as a theoretical framework to grasp the ongoing developments in this area.Among the models studied, those that are referred to as emergent models for the accommodation of diversity in the Global North appear to be particularly in need of theoretical recognition