Between a Rock and a Hard Place – Multi-ethnic Regions on the EU's New Eastern Frontier

An oft-noted paradox of the postcommunist revolutions in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) was the combination of the aspiration for "national self-determination" with the demand to "return to Europe": seeming to want to recover national sovereignty, only to relinquish it again. F...

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Published in:East European politics and societies 2001-10, Vol.15 (3), p.502-527
Main Author: Batt, Judy
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Cultural Pluralism
Eastern Europe
Ethnic Identity
Ethnic minorities
Ethnic Relations
EU enlargement
EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Europe
European Union
Government/Political systems
Identity of Collectives
Multiculturalism & pluralism
Pluralism
Political Change
Political history
Politics
Post-communist societies
Post-Communist Transformation
Regionalism
Revolutions
Social Conflict
Social differentiation
Sociology of Politics
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Social Conflict
Social differentiation
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