Migrants and Minorities in Multicultural States

By: F. Réno (Editor)

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Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors and Translators Introduction: Politics of Identity - Migrant States and Minorities in Multi-national States; R.Hudson & F.Reno PART ONE: STRATEGIES OF IDENTITY: MINORITIES IN THE AMERICAS, MIGRATION, AND THE CARIBBEAN IN EUROPE Migration and the Reconstruction of Identity: the Puerto Rican Example; J.Daniel Caribbean Identities in Europe: A Comparative Perspective; F.Reno The French Overseas Departments and the European Union; E. Jos Cultural Identity and Migrations; M.Giraud White Minority Culture in the Southern States: Southern Baptist Example; M.Newman PART TWO: ETHNO-REGIONAL IDENTITY AND NATIONAL SPACE IN EUROPE Minority Rights at Home and Abroad: A German Debate; K.Schonwalder Corsica and European Integration; C.Olivesi The Basque Country and Europe: Transfer of Power and the Sovereignty Issue; A.Darre Brittany in Europe; M.Nicolas PART III: IDENTITY AND CITIZENSHIP IN EASTERN EUROPE Minorities and Minority Protection in Eastern Europe: A View from 1996; M.Rady Citizenship and National Identity in 'former' Yugoslavia; M.Drouet Identity and Exclusion through Language Politics: The Croatian Example R.Hudson Is there a Future for the European Union in Foreign Affairs after the Bosnian Debâcle?; A.Carty Borderland: Language and Loyalties in old Yugoslavia; F.Jones Index

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Introduction: Politics of Identity
Strategies of Identity: Minorities in the Americas, Migration, and the Caribbean in Europe
Migration and the Reconstruction of Identity
Caribbean Identities in Europe
The French Overseas Departments and the European Union
Cultural Identity and Migrations
White Minority Culture in the Southern States of the USA
Ethno-Regional Identity and National Space in Europe
Minority Rights at Home and Abroad
Corsica and European Integration
The Basque Country and Europe
Brittany in Europe
Identity and Citizenship in Eastern and Central Europe
Minorities and Minority Protection in Eastern Europe
Citizenship and National Identity in "Former" Yugoslavia
Identity and Exclusion through Language Politics
Is there a Future for the European Union in Foreign Affairs after the Bosnian Deacute;bacirc;cle?
Borderland--Francis Jones
Introduction: Politics of Identity
Strategies of Identity: Minorities in the Americas, Migration, and the Caribbean in Europe
Migration and the Reconstruction of Identity
Caribbean Identities in Europe
The French Overseas Departments and the European Union
Cultural Identity and Migrations
White Minority Culture in the Southern States of the USA
Ethno-Regional Identity and National Space in Europe
Minority Rights at Home and Abroad
Corsica and European Integration
The Basque Country and Europe
Brittany in Europe
Identity and Citizenship in Eastern and Central Europe
Minorities and Minority Protection in Eastern Europe
Citizenship and National Identity in "Former" Yugoslavia
Identity and Exclusion through Language Politics
Is there a Future for the European Union in Foreign Affairs after the Bosnian Deacute;bacirc;cle
Borderland
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Migrants and Minorities in Multicultural States