Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/19155
Title: China and Muslim Separatism: The Case of Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region
Contributor(s): Han, Lin (author); Brasted, Howard  (supervisor)orcid ; Wright, Denis (supervisor)
Conferred Date: 1999
Copyright Date: 1998
Open Access: Yes
Handle Link: https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/19155
Abstract: Today, confrontations and conflicts between different ethnic groups have become a major issue in many countries, which has been threatening the stability and unity of these countries. These issues have been highlighted in Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia and Central Asia, by the destabilization of these states through a process of bloody disintegration. In consequence, many ethnic groups in multinational countries demand self-determination or secession from the dominant states by using violent action, therefore, there are many small independent states, which have emerged suddenly around the world. Since ethnic issues can be used against a country's interests, the stability of a country to a great extent depends on the degree of the relationship among its different peoples. Among these issues, ethnic conflict is considered as one of the main sources of a series of localized, international confrontations. For this reason, the issue of ethnic conflict is likely to become a big concern for the state authorities and regional government.
Publication Type: Thesis Masters Research
Rights Statement: Copyright 1998 - Lin Han
HERDC Category Description: T1 Thesis - Masters Degree by Research
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