Kisebbségpolitikai
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The Teleki László Institute was created with government decree 1007/1991. (II. 09) in 1991 and it became the legal successor of the Hungarian Studies Group (later: Institute) established in 1985....

The Tom Lantos Institute (TLI), headquartered in Budapest, is an independent organization dedicated to human and minority rights, with a primary emphasis on Jewish and Roma communities, as well as...

The protection of minorities as a political condition for EU membership is only exceptionally included in accession treaties. Protocol 2 to the 1994 Treaty of Accession of Austria, Finland, Sweden...

The Triadic Nexus refers to a three-element model, that the American sociologist, Rogers Brubaker developed primarily for the study of the national question related to the autochthonous kin-minorities in Eastern...

One of the main criteria for identifying subtypes of diaspora communities is the nature and timing of the emigration itself. Thus, a distinction is made between ‘old’ and ‘new’ diasporas,...

Diaspora communities have long established several institutions to maintain their ethnic boundaries and transmit the desire to exist as a distinct ethnicity from one generation to the next. The different...

Scholars on diaspora policies tend to create typologies by identifying similarities and differences among state policies designed to forge the relationship between diaspora communities and their kin-state. On the one...

In the twentieth century, minority groups in the Central European region became predominantly bilingual, while the majority nations of the region are almost exclusively monolingual. Bilingualism also allows minorities in...