Can liberal pluralism be exported?
Subtitle: Western political theory and ethnic relations in Eastern Europe
By: edited by Will Kymlicka and Magda Opalski
Contributors: Kymlicka, Will; Opalski, Magdalena
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 439
Subjects: Minorities -- Civil rights -- Europe, Eastern; Minorities -- Civil rights -- Europe, Western; Liberalism -- Europe, Western; Pluralism; Europe, Eastern -- Ethnic relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Liberal pluralism and post-communism / George Schöpflin; title: Rethinking the state, minorities, and national security / Urszula Doroszewska; title: On the chances of ethnocultural justice in east central Europe / Tibor Várady; title: Nation-states and immigrant societies / Michael Walzer; title: New democracies in the old world / Boris Tsilevich; title: Some doubts about "ethnocultural justice" / Alexander Ossipov; title: Reflections on minority rights politics for east central European countries / Panayote Dimitras and Nafsika Papanikolatos; title: Territorial autonomy as a minority rights regime in post-communist countries / Pål Kolstø; title: Nation-building and beyond / János Kis; title: Ethnocultural justice in east European states and the case of the Czech Roma / Pavel Barša; title: Definitions and discourse: applying Kymlicka's models to Estonia and Latvia / Vello Pettai; title: Universal thought, eastern facts: scrutinizing national minority rights in Romania / Gabriel Andreescu; title: Perspectives on a liberal-pluralist approach to ethnic minorities in Ukraine / Volodymyr Fesenko; title: Can Will Kymlicka be exported to Russia? / Magda Opalski; title: Nation-building, culture, and problems of ethnocultural identity in central Asia: the case of Uzbekistan / Aleksander Djumaev