1st Edition

European Minorities in Times of Crisis Negotiating Identities

186 Pages

by Routledge

186 Pages

by Routledge

186 Pages

by Routledge

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Over the last decade, Europe has been struggling to cope with a series of significant and challenging global crises. Dramatic scenes from the so-called migrant crises, global financial crises, the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have sent shockwaves across Europe’s borders and have triggered drastic and sometimes even unprecedented responses from nation states. Caught between the... Read more

1 Introduction

Ruairidh Tarvet

2 Covid-19 in Sápmi: materialising the colonial fragmentation of Sámi communities

Erika de Vivo

3 No single model: how minority identities in the Danish-German and Austrian-Slovak border regions have been shaped by recent international crises

Ruairidh Tarvet

4 Resilient minorities in the times of polycrisis? Poles in Czechia and Germans in Poland in a comparative perspective

Hynek Böhm, Ewa Ganowicz and Khrystyna Shelvakh

5 Do you feel Ukrainian? Main concerns and self-perceptions of the Romanian minority in Ukraine

Nadiia Bureiko and Teodor Lucian Moga

6 In the grip of the crisis: vulnerability and resilience of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia, Ukraine

Katalin Kovály and Wojciech Opioła

7 A national or a linguistic minority? Slovene identity in contemporary Italy

Zaira Vidau

8 “We’re a nation, not a minority” Independentism and National Sentiment in Catalonia after the 2017 Referendum

James Hawkey

9 Conclusion: minorities and identity in times of crisis – lessons learned and implications for the concept of national minority as a tool to manage diversity in a B/ordered World

Martin Klatt