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Herrenvolk democracy: a standalone construct

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Herrenvolkdemocracy1 CONSTRUCTHerrenvolk democracyVAN DEN BERGHE · HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY

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a regime that is democratic for the dominant racial group but tyrannical toward subordinate groups.

In historical sociology, Herrenvolk democracy refers to a regime that is democratic for the dominant racial group but tyrannical toward subordinate groups. This meaning comes from van den Berghe (1967) in Race and racism.[1]

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  1. van den Berghe, P. L. (1967). Race and racism: A comparative perspective. Wiley. ISBN 9780471898900

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