Wk. 14: Ethnic Conflict and Ethnic Violence

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Ethnic entrepreneur

Ethnic entrepreneurs are people who capitalize on ethnic plurality in a society in order to achieve political or material ends.

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Hutu and Tutsi

Two conflicting groups in Rwanda who are extremely similar; however, the Tutsi are seen as superior, while the Hutu inferior. Example: the genocide in Rwanda as a result of ethnic division.

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Ubureetwa

A system of forced labor, performed as payment for living on a chieftains land.

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President Juvenál Habyarimana

Rwandan politician and military officer who served as the second president of Rwanda, from 1973 until 1994; died in a plane crash that sparked Rwandan genocide.

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Arusha accords

August 4, 1993; signed by Rwandan government and RPF; weakened Hutu hold on government and upset Hutu extremists.

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Hutu Power

Ideology that included:

- Decolonization process: National liberation struggles as "democratic" & power handover to native majority
- Reclaiming superiority: Based on original inhabitants of Rwanda & focused on Tutsi as foreign invaders
- Resurgent communal conflicts: Hutu vs. Tutsi violence & forced exile of Tutsi

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Rwandense Patriotic Front (RPF)

The ruling political party in Rwanda.

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Interhamwe

Youth militia of the MRND, used to perpetrate violence against Tutsis during Rwandan genocide.

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Effective number of parties

Counts parties and, at the same time, weighs the count by their relative strength.

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BJP

Bharatiya Janata party, congress party ruled India until 1990's, wanted election, wanted to unite government and religion.

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Congress party

A major national political party in India - also known as the Indian National Congress.

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Gujarat

Western Indian state in which Hindu-Muslim violence broke out in 2002.

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Intercommunal civic associations

Civil society organizations that group individuals across multiple cleavages or categories of difference.

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Intracommunal civic associations

Civil society organizations that group individuals within a single community.

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Surat

A city in the western Indian state of Gujarat.

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Ahmedbad

Located in western India, is the largest city in the state of Gujarat.

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