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Minorities : the new Europe's old issue

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  1. Minorities : the new Europe's old issue / edited by Ian M. Cuthbertson and Jane Leibowitz ; with a foreword by Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
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  1. Prague ; New York : Institute for EastWest Studies ; Boulder, Colo. : Distributed by Westview Press, ©1993.

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Additional authors
  1. Cuthbertson, Ian M., 1957-
  2. Leibowitz, Jane, 1967-
Description
  1. xii, 322 pages; 24 cm
Summary
  1. Carnage in the former Yugoslavia, the break-up of Czechoslovakia, the return of anti-Semitism throughout Eastern Europe, attacks on foreigners in Germany, indeed the resurgence of xenophobic nationalism in many parts of the continent, east and west. All of this lends testimony to the fact that attitudes towards, and in some cases the behavior of, minorities is once again threatening the political stability of Europe. The question of minority rights - if minorities should enjoy group rights and if so what the concomitant responsibilities are - is one that lies at the center of the political debate in Europe. The contributors to Minorities: The New Europe's Old Issue address virtually all of the ethnic questions that threaten post-Cold War Europe's security. The studies include examination of country-specific groups such as ethnic Russians in the "near abroad" (successor states in the Former Soviet Union) and the political development of minorities in Bulgaria, discussion of the situation of one prominent transnational minority - the Jews, the role of both international institutions and governments (including local governments) in alleviating inter-ethnic tension and safeguarding minority rights and a provocative piece on the international terrorism that could arise if the minority questions are not settled
Subject
  1. Since 1989
  2. Minorities > Europe, Eastern
  3. Ethnic relations
  4. Minorities
  5. Politics and government
  6. Nationale Minderheit
  7. Nationalitätenfrage
  8. Kongress
  9. Aufsatzsammlung
  10. Minderheden
  11. ethnic group
  12. minority group
  13. civil rights
  14. cultural rights
  15. interethnic relations
  16. political problem
  17. racial discrimination
  18. religious discrimination
  19. case study
  20. Jews
  21. role of UN
  22. role of EU
  23. statistical table
  24. Ethnic relations > Europe, Eastern > Congresses
  25. Minorities
  26. Minorités > Europe de l'Est
  27. groupe ethnique
  28. groupe minoritaire
  29. droits du citoyen
  30. droits culturels
  31. relations interethniques
  32. problème politique
  33. discrimination raciale
  34. discrimination religieuse
  35. étude de cas
  36. Juifs
  37. rôle de l'ONU
  38. rôle de l'UE
  39. tableau statistique
  40. grupo étnico
  41. grupo minoritario
  42. derechos civiles
  43. derechos culturales
  44. relaciones interétnicas
  45. problema político
  46. discriminación racial
  47. discriminación religiosa
  48. estudio de casos
  49. judíos
  50. papel de la ONU
  51. papel de la UE
  52. cuadros estadísticos
  53. Europe, Eastern > Politics and government > 1989-
  54. Europe, Eastern > Ethnic relations
  55. Eastern Europe
  56. Osteuropa
  57. Macedonia, former Yugoslav Republic
  58. Bulgaria
  59. Eastern Europe
  60. Romania
  61. Russian Federation
  62. Europe de l'Est > Relations interethniques
  63. Europe de l'Est > Politique et gouvernement > 1989-
  64. Macédoine, ex République yougoslave
  65. Bulgarie
  66. Europe orientale
  67. Roumanie
  68. Russie, fédération
  69. Macedonia, ex República Yugoslava
  70. Europa Oriental
  71. Rumania
  72. Rusia, Federación
Genre/Form
  1. conference paper.
  2. reference.
  3. document de conférence.
  4. référence bibliographique.
  5. documento de conferencia.
  6. referencia.
Contents
  1. Foreword / Joseph S. Nye, Jr. -- Introduction / Ian M. Cuthbertson and Jane Leibowitz -- 1. New Legal Ramifications of the Question of National Minorities / Ivan Gyurcsik -- 2. Success in the Balkans? A Case Study of Ethnic Relations in the Republic of Macedonia / Robert W. Mickey and Adam Smith Albion -- 3. Paradox of Freedom: The "Jewish Question" in Postcommunist East Central Europe / Andre W.M. Gerrits -- 4. Democracy Building in Ethnically Diverse Societies: The Cases of Bulgaria and Romania / Ivanka Nedeva -- 5. The Problem of Ethnic Minority Rights Protection in the Newly Independent States / Alexander A. Konovalov and Dmitri Evstafiev -- 6. Can Decentralization Solve Russia's Ethnic Problems? / Nicolai N. Petro -- 7. A Call for Confidence-Building Measures for Minorities in Eastern Europe / Andrzej Karkoszka -- 8. The Failure to Recognize Minority Rights and Claims: Political Violence/Terrorism in the East and West / Richard Allan -- 9. The International Community and Forms of Intervention in the Field of Minority Rights Protection / Koen Koch -- 10. Codification of Minority Rights / Istvan Ijgyarto -- 11. Preventing Ethnic Conflict in the New Europe: The CSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities / Konrad J. Huber.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references and index.