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Meinrad Handstanger, Benedikt Harzl, Stephan Hinghofer-Szalkay, Emma Lantschner, Elmar Pichl, Jürgen Pirker, Klaus Poier, Günther Rautz, Gabriel N. Toggenburg, Hedwig Unger - Law and Politics

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Meinrad Handstanger (ed.), Benedikt Harzl (ed.), Stephan Hinghofer-Szalkay (ed.), Emma Lantschner (ed.), Elmar Pichl (ed.), Jürgen Pirker (ed.), Klaus Poier (ed.), Günther Rautz (ed.), Gabriel N. Toggenburg (ed.), Hedwig Unger (ed.)

Law and Politics

2022

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Roberta Medda-Windischer Changing Perspectives in Minority Studies: A Human Rights Model of Diversity Governance for Old and New Minorities S. 483-510

doi.org/10.5771/9783748933113

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europa ethnica

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europa ethnica Volume 78 (2021) Issue 1-2 ISSN Online: 0014-2492

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Roberta Medda-Windischer Religious and Linguistic Minorities and the European Court of Human Rights: Between Restrictive Measures and Concerted Solutions S. 36-47

doi.org/10.24989/0014-2492-2021-12

Roberta Medda-Windischer - Old and new minorities: Reconciling diversity and cohesion

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Roberta Medda-Windischer

Old and new minorities: Reconciling diversity and cohesion

Series: Schriftenreihe der Europäischen Akademie Bozen, Bereich »Minderheiten und Autonomien«

Volume 13 2008

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Equality and Non-Citizens S. 130-155

Specific Aspects of the General Rule of Equality S. 155-172

Identity Rights and Religion S. 172-211

Political Participation S. 211-229

Majority-Minority Relationship: Human Rights as Limits to Tolerance - The Diversity Management Decalogue S. 229-239

Conclusion - Defining Common but Differentiated Protection of Minorities S. 239-243

Integration as Paradigm of an Inclusive Europe S. 244-247

Integration Policies as 'Fertiliser' of the Tree Model for Minority Integration S. 247-253

Conclusions - The Tree Model: The Best of All Possible Integration Models? S. 253-258

Bibliography S. 259-285

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-9

List of Figures and Tables S. 10

Selected Abbreviations S. 11-12

Introduction S. 13-16

State Responses to the Challenge of Diversity and Cohesion S. 17-23

Multiculturalism: A Critical Appraisal S. 23-30

The Tree Model for Minority Integration S. 30-34

National Courts and International Human Rights Law S. 34-38

Conclusions - Human Rights and Minority Protection as Integrating Factors S. 38-39

Why Do We Need a Common Definition of Minorities? S. 40-48

Common Definition of Minorities: Cons and Pros S. 48-53

Attempts to find a General Definition of Minorities S. 53-55

Objective Factors S. 55-60

Subjective Factors S. 60-62

Conclusion - Beyond the Old/New Minority Dichotomy S. 62-67

National Identity and Membership of a Polity S. 68-72

Is National Citizenship still relevant? S. 72-76

Citizenship and Sovereignty of Nation-States S. 76-80

The Challenge of Multiple Citizenship in Nation-States S. 80-84

European Citizenship and Long-Term Residence S. 84-89

Conclusion - Developing Membership and Complementary Identities S. 89-92

Introduction S. 93-99

Individual versus Collective Rights: The 'Securitisation' of Ethnic Relations S. 99-103

Right to Existence and Recognition of Minority Groups S. 103-109

Universal System of Protection: The United Nations S. 109-113

European System of Protection: The Council of Europe S. 113-120

European System of Protection: The European Union S. 120-130

doi.org/10.5771/9783845212562

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