Cultural autonomy as a form of non-territorial self-government of national minorities is mostly discussed, without exact data. Even when data exist, they are neglected and interpreted unilaterally in public policies. How to get this kind of data and what kind of research do we need? How to apply them in public policies and society? The debate continues.
Jelena Lončar, Nikola Beljinac
CULTURAL AUTONOMY OF NATIONAL MINORITY:
THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES & PRACTICAL CHALLENGES
Tibor Pap
THEORETICAL AND CONTEXTUAL PROBLEMS MINORITY POLICIES
Alpár Losoncz
TERRITORIALITY AND NON-TERRITORIALITY AUTONOMY: DILEMMAS ON THE OTHER SIDE CULTURALISM
Goran Basic
MINORITY SELF-GOVERNMENT AND CULTURAL AUTONOMY IN SERBIA: FROM GOOD IDEA TO BURDENING PRACTICE
Petar Antic
EXERCISING THE RIGHT TO A MINORITY SELF-GOVERNMENT (DECISION-MAKING) IN SERBIA
Karolina Lendák-Kabók
EDUCATIONAL MIGRATION OF GRADUATES HUNGARIAN NATIONAL COMMUNITIES EDUCATIONAL POLICY OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE HUNGARIAN NATIONAL MINORITY IN SERBIA
Miran Komac
DIFFERENT MINORITY MODELS SELF-GOVERNMENT AND CULTURAL AUTONOMY – JUSTIFIED DIFFERENCES OR DISCRIMINATION ON ETHNIC BASIS?
Rubin Zemon
THE REPUBLIC OF NORTHERN MACEDONIA BETWEEN ETHNIC DEMOCRACY AND THE CONCEPT OF “ONE SOCIETY ”
Ljubica Djordjevic
NATIONAL DATA PROCESSING MEMBERSHIPS AND MONITORING OF ACHIEVEMENTS MINORITY RIGHTS IN SERBIA
Sanja Klempić Bogadi
COLLECTION AND USE PRACTICES
Link to edited volumes: http://idn.org.rs/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Kulturna-autonomija-nacionalnih-manjina-u-svetlu-%C4%8Dinjenica.pdf
