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    GREATER SOCIAL

    FRACTIONALIZATION
    BOTER; BRON; BUENCAMINO; BURCE; CABATINGAN
    FRACTIONALIZATION

    • Significant ETHNIC, LINGUISTIC, and other social


    divisions within a country
    ETHNIC LINGUISTIC RELIGIOUS
    FRACTIONALIZATION FRACTIONALIZATION FRACTIONALIZATION
    ETHNIC FRACTIONALIZATION
    JAPAN (HIC) CHINA (UMC) VIETNAM (LMC) UGANDA (LIC) PHILIPPINES

    • Ethnic • 56 ethnic groups • 54 ethnic groups • Ganda (16.9%) • Tagalog (28.1%)


    Japanese • Han Chinese Kinh (Viet) 1. Nkole (9.5%) • Cebuano
    (98.5%) (91.51%) -85.7% 2. Soga (8.4%) (13.1%)
    1. Majority group • Zhuang (1.3%) Tay - 1.9% 3. Kiga (6.9%) • Ilocano (9%)
    (Yamato) • Hui (0.8%) Thai -1.8% • Bisaya (7.6%)
    2. Minority group • Manchu (0.8%) Muong -1.5% • Hiligaynon
    (Ryukyuan) • Uyghur (0.75%) Khmer -1.5% (7.5%)
    • Others (4.84%) Mong -1.2% • Bikol (6%)
    • Foreign workers Nung -1.1% • Waray (3.4%)
    (1.5%) Hoa -1% • Others (25.3&)
    1. Koreans
    2. Chinese
    3. Peruvians
    4. Brazillians
    • Majority group
    LINGUISTIC FRACTIONALIZATION
    JAPAN (HIC) CHINA (UMC) VIETNAM (LMC) UGANDA (LIC) PHILIPPINES

    • Nihongo • Standard • Vietnamese • Bantu • English


    (99.10%) Mandarin or • English • Nilotic • Filipino
    • Korean (0.50%) Putonghua • Central Sudanic
    • Chinese (0.20%) • Hanyu (92%) • WRITING
    • English (0.10%) • Others (8%) • WRITING 1. English Alphabet
    • Filipino (0.10%) 1. Mongolian 1. chữ Quốc ngữ 2. Baybayin
    • Ainu (0%) 2. Cantonese (National
    3. Shanghainese Language
    • WRITING 4. Others (about Script)
    1. Kanji 200 more)
    2. Hiragana
    3. Katakana • WRITING
    4. Romanji 1. Traditional
    Chinese
    2. Simplified
    Chinese
    RELIGIOUS FRACTIONALIZATION
    JAPAN (HIC) CHINA (UMC) VIETNAM (LMC) UGANDA (LIC) PHILIPPINES

    • SHINTOISM • Officially an • Officially an • Roman • Roman Catholic


    (70.4%) atheist state atheist state Catholic (39.3%) (81%)
    • Buddhism • 15% are atheists • Buddhism, • Anglican (32%) • Other Christian
    (69.8%) while 85% follow Confuscianism, • Muslim (13.7%) denominations
    • Christianity a certain Taoism • Pentecostal (11%)
    (1.5%) religion • Tam Giao (85%) (11.1%) • Muslim (5.6%)
    • Others (6.9%) (Buddhism, • Catholicism • Other Christian
    Taoism, (6.8%) denominations
    Catholicism, • Protestanism (3.2%)
    Protestanism, (1.5%) • Hinduism (0.7%)
    Islam) • Caodaism (4.8%)
    • Hoahaoism
    (1.4%)
    • Others (0.5%)
    CONCLUSION
    • Fractionalization is an important determinant of
    political outcomes, quality of institutions, and
    economic policy effectiveness
    • Countries with greater social fractionalization tend to
    have higher degree of conflicts in society
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    BhRG_IWfACFw7kQSLYtR-NnKLmraAcaNeu_M
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