Arend Lijphart

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Arend Lijphart is a Dutch-American political scientist renowned for his influential work on consociational democracy and comparative political institutions.

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instanceOf academic
author
comparative politics scholar
political scientist
academicDegree PhD in political science
awardReceived Johan Skytte Prize in Political Science
citizenship Netherlands
United States of America
conceptCoined consociational democracy
countryOfBirth Netherlands
dateOfBirth 1936-08-17
educatedAt University of Leiden
surface form: Leiden University

Princeton University
employer University of California, San Diego
fieldOfWork comparative politics
consociational democracy
democratic theory
electoral systems
political science
hasAcademicSpecialization coalition government
comparative study of democracies
electoral system design
influenced comparative politics research on divided societies
design of power-sharing constitutions
influencedBy comparative institutionalism tradition
knownFor comparative analysis of democracies
theory of consociational democracy
typology of consensus and majoritarian democracy
work on power-sharing institutions
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
English
memberOf American Political Science Association
nationality American
Dutch
notableWork Democracy in Plural Societies
Electoral Systems and Party Systems
Patterns of Democracy
The Politics of Accommodation
placeOfBirth Apeldoorn
positionHeld professor of political science
research professor
researchFocus comparative democratic institutions
institutional design in divided societies
plural societies
theoreticalContribution distinction between consensus and majoritarian democracy
model of power-sharing in segmented societies
workLocation San Diego

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