In this paper, I make connections between education, economic sustainability, population dynamics, and segregation outcomes in a society with different ethnic and religious groups. My previous research has addressed questions of growth, education, and population. Though not a specialist on divided societies, I will show that economy approach to modelling these interactions can give useful materials to the scholars working in the other social sciences.
De la Croix, D. (2011). Education funding and the sustainability of diverse societies. In Theodor Hanf (ed.), The Political Function of Education in Deeply Divided Countries (p. p. 321-332). Nomos. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/206585