The new European diasporas : national minorities and conflict in Eastern Europe
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The new European diasporas : national minorities and conflict in Eastern Europe
（Council on Foreign Relations books）
Council on Foreign Relations Press, 2000
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Note
Three of the four chapters were originally presented as papers at a conference entitled The New Diasporas of Eastern Europe, which was held May 18-19, 1998, Washington, D.C.
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Partitioned nation : Hungarian minorities in Central Europe / Bennett Kovrig
- All quiet on the Russian front? : Russia, its neighbors, and the Russian diaspora / Aurel Braun
- Diaspora, or, The dangers of disunification? : putting the "Serbian model" into perspective / Susan L. Woodward
- The Albanian national question / Elez Biberaj
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This text places the movements of borders, not peoples, at the heart of social and racial conflict in Eastern Europe throughout the 20th century. It argues that the political upheavals of the 1900s have left in their wake many national minorities and focuses on four in particular: the Hungarian diaspora in Germany; the Russian diaspora in Eastern Europe; the Serb diaspora following the breakup of Yugoslavia; and the Albanian plight in Kosovo and Macedonia.
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