Titlebook: Ethnic Conflict in Developing Societies; Trinidad and Tobago, Ann Marie Bissessar Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09598-9tial difference between these post-colonial, transplanted societies and societies which are larger and have been fissured by ethnic diffractions or what may be described as ethnic implosions within these communities.

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Grundlagen der Top Executives Perspektive,e to the settlement pattern of the different groups. This chapter then examines the way the different ethnicities were accommodated into the political system. One mechanism, for instance, that was discussed in this chapter was the reformation of the Fijian Constitution, including a Bill of Rights, to ensure the rights of all groups in the country.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6764-0 the mechanisms, which vary from legislation to political structures, systems and institutions that have been introduced to allow for greater integration by these communities. It will also assess, if possible, the strengths or weaknesses of these mechanisms.

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Trinidad and Tobago,h means winner takes all. This chapter placed great emphasis on two major political parties which are dominated by the two main ethnic groups, the African and East Indians. This places the country on a set back as it is not favourable for the equitable distribution of resources as well as power among the racial groups.

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Conclusion,ed, the fear of a dominating ethnic group could not be dismissed. However, there were attempts to form coalitions and alliances for proper representation and these mechanisms were accordingly outlines.

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