Titlebook: Civic and Uncivic Values in Macedonia; Value Transformation Sabrina P. Ramet,Ola Listhaug,Albert Simkus Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92348-2 as a political unit is still a point of contention, and of cultural and territorial ambitions of neighbor states. Thus, on the one hand Greece still claims its historical and cultural copyright for the name of Macedonia and for the heritage of Alexander the Great, while on the other hand Macedonian

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Islamische Menschenrechtsdiskurseso combine to constitute from 10% to 13% of the population. In this chapter, I will focus on three of these ethnic minorities — the Turks, the Roma, and the Serbs — and analyze their recent histories and current concerns. I will also discuss smaller ethnic minorities including Bosniaks, Vlachs, and

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Religion, Migration and Business a country with an impressive number of printed and electronic media. Today, there are more than 160 newspapers (daily, weekly, monthly, periodically) published in Macedonia, one public broadcasting service, Macedonian Radio & Television (MRT), with two TV channels and three radio programs, 80 radio