Introduction; 1. State formation and pathological homogenisation; 2. The 'Other' within Christian Europe: state-building in early modern Spain; 3. State-building in early modern France: Louis XIV and the Huguenots; 4. Pathological homogenisation and Turkish state-building: the Armenian genocide of 1915–16; 5. 'Ethnic cleansing' and the break up of Yugoslavia; 6. Evolving international norms; 7. On the threshold: the Czech republic and Macedonia; Conclusion.

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Heather Rae examines how state leaders use the victimisation of minorities to legitimise their authority.

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HEATHER RAE is Research Fellow and Deputy Director of the Graduate Studies in International Affairs Program, Australian National University.

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'Rae ... offers an important account of state homogenisation and brings strong empirical observations to the attention of International Relations.' International Affairs '... fascinating ...'. Journal of Peace Research

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