Raznolikost v raziskovanju etničnosti: izbrani pogledi II

The year 2020 marked several important anniversaries. A hundred years have passed since the signing of the Treaty of Trianon, which gave Prekmurje to Slovenia, since the Carinthian plebiscite, which kept the Carinthian Slovenes in Austria, since the Treaty of Rapallo, which gave a third of Slovenian national territory to Italy until the end of World War II, and the burning of the National Hall in Trieste.
Seventy-five years have passed since the end of World War II and sixty-five years since the signing of the State Treaty on the Reestablishment of an Independent and Democratic Austria, or the Austrian State Treaty (ADP), which is of great importance to Slovenia, as, among other things, it provides the international legal basis for guaranteeing the rights of the Slovenian national community in the federal states of Carinthia and Styria.

We are also celebrating the 30th anniversary of the proclamation of three constitutional amendments, which represented a new step towards the independence of the Republic of Slovenia. These events in the more or less distant past, which marked the development of the Republic of Slovenia and helped shape the cultural, ethnic and linguistic identity of its inhabitants and members of the Slovenian national community living in neighboring countries, define the topics that the Institute for Ethnic Studies deals with in its scientific research.

-Editors

CONTENTS

1. Mitja Žagar – Odprt vključujoč javni dialog: pristop, orodje, ideologija in cilj
2. Miran Komac – Različni modeli integracije narodnih manjšin
3. Damir Josipovič – Severne meje južnega slovanstva in geostrateški pomen prekmurskega mejišča: zakaj je bila pridobitev Prekmurja usodna za nastanek današnje Slovenije?
4. Attila Kovács – Jezikovno-etnična podoba Prekmurja v luči ogrskega popisa prebivalstva leta 1910 in jugoslovanskega/slovenskega ljudskega štetja leta 1921
5. László Göncz – Značilnosti oblikovanja narodne identitete prebivalstva na območju Prekmurja od leta 1867 do sredine dvajsetega stoletja
6. Mojca Medvešek, Romana Bešter, Janez Pirc – Razvoj integracijskih programov za priseljence v Sloveniji
7. Janez Pirc, Romana Bešter, Mojca Medvešek – Stanovanjsko področje v Sloveniji za priseljence in njihove potomce: pravna ureditev in izbrani kazalniki v praksi
8. Romana Bešter, Mojca Medvešek, Janez Pirc – Položaj priseljencev na področju zdravja in zdravstvenega varstva v Sloveniji
9. Katalin Munda Hirnök – Jezikovna krajina Slovenskega Porabja
10. Barbara Riman – (Izgubljene) Slovenke na Hrvaškem
11. Marija Jurić Pahor – Nacionalni imaginariji v kontekstu bojev za »severno slovensko mejo« 1918–1920: ob stoletnici koroškega plebiscita
12. Danijel Grafenauer – Projekt Mirovna regija Alpe-Jadran (MRAJ) – model, kako preseči zgodovinske travme ter ideološke in politične razlike?
13. Sonja Novak Lukanović – Dodatek za dvojezičnost v javnih ustanovah na narodnostno mešanih območjih v Sloveniji
14. Sabina Zorčič – Pregled raziskovanja na Inštitutu za narodnostna vprašanja v zadnjih tridesetih letih