Dr Katharine Adeney - Publications
Books
- 2010 (with Wyatt, A) Contemporary India, Basingstoke: Palgrave
- 2007 Federalism and Ethnic Conflict Regulation in India and Pakistan, New York: Palgrave
- 2005 (with Sáez, L (eds.)) Coalition Politics and Hindu Nationalism, London: Routledge (paperback edition now available)
Journal Articles
- 2012. 'A Step Towards Inclusive Federalism in Pakistan? The Politics of the 18th Amendment', Publius.
- 2009 (with Carey, S) 'Contextualising the Teaching of Statistics in Political Science' Politics, 29 (3): 193-200
- 2009 'The limitations of non-consociational federalism - the example of Pakistan' Ethnopolitics, 8 (1): 87-106
- 2009 'The federal election in Pakistan, February 2008' Electoral Studies, 28 (1): 158-163
- 2008 'Constitutional design and the political salience of “community” identity in Afghanistan: prospects for the emergence of ethnic conflicts in the post-Taliban era', Asian Survey, 48 (4): 535-557
- 2007 'What Comes after Musharraf?' Brown Journal of World Affairs, XIV (1): 41-52
- 2007 'In the line of fire: are things getting too hot for Musharraf?' Newsbrief (Royal United Services Institute), 27 (6): 65-67
- 2007 'The "necessity" of asymmetrical federalism?' Ethnopolitics, 6 (1): 117-120
- 2005 (with Lall, M) 'Institutional Attempts to build a national identity in India: internal and external dimensions', India Review, 4 (3): 258-86
- 2004 (with Wyatt, A) 'Democracy in South Asia: Getting Beyond the Structure-Agency Dichotomy', Political Studies, 52 (1): 1-18
- 2003 'Multiple identities, dual loyalties and the stabilisation of federalism in India: a response to Maya Chadda', The Global Review of Ethnopolitics, 2 (2): 57-59
- 2002 'Constitutional centring: nation formation and consociational federalism in India and Pakistan', Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, 40 (3): 8-33
- 1998 'Inclusivist or Exclusivist? The limitations of national identity formation in India and Pakistan', Contemporary Political Studies, Vol. 1: 341-353
Briefing papers
Book Chapters
- 2011 (with Carey, S) 'How to Teach the Reluctant and Terrified to Love Statistics: The Importance of Context in Teaching Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences', in G. Payne and M. Williams (eds.) Teaching Quantitative Methods: Counting on the Social Sciences, Sage: 85-98
- 2009 'Nationalism', in I. McLean and A. McMillan (eds.) The Concise Dictionary of Politics, Third Edition, OUP: Oxford: 357-359
- 2008 (with Wyatt, A) 'Ethnicity, Identity and Nationalism in Developing Countries', in V. Desai and R. Potter (eds.) The Companion to Development Studies, Second Edition, London: Hodder Arnold: 481-85
- 2007 'Democracy and Federalism in Pakistan', in B. He et al (eds.) Federalism in Asia, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar: 101-123
- 2005 'Hindu nationalists and federal structures in an era of regionalism', in K. Adeney & L. Sáez (eds.) Coalition Politics and Hindu Nationalism, London: Routledge: 97-115
- 2005 (with Sáez, L) 'Coalition politics, religious nationalism and public policy: theoretical considerations', in K. Adeney & L. Sáez (eds.) Coalition Politics and Hindu Nationalism, London: Routledge: 3-12
- 2004 'Between Federalism and Separatism: India and Pakistan', in U. Schneckener & S. Wolff (eds.) Managing and Settling Ethnic Conflicts: Comparative Perspectives from Africa, Asia, and Europe, London: Hurst: 161-175
- 2003 'Centrifugal and Centripetal Elements of Indian Federalism', in S. Mitra and B. Rill (eds.) Indien heute: Bennpunkte seiner Innenpolitik (India Today: Domestic Priorities), Munich: Hans Seidel Stiftung: 47-54
- 2001 (with Wyatt, A) 'Explaining South Asia's Uneven Democratic Career', in J. Haynes (ed.) Sustainable Democracy in the Third World, Basingstoke: Palgrave: 113-140
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