Chapter 1. Culture, Identity, and Distinction: Ethnic
Minorities between Scylla and Charybdis
W. Bergem
Chapter 2. A National Minority with a Transethnic
Identity: The German Minority in Denmark
K. M. Pedersen
Chapter 3. The German Speaking Minority of Belgium
B. Donaldson
Chapter 4. The Ethnolinguistic Vitality of
Alsatian-Speakers in Southern Alsace
J. Broadbridge
Chapter 5. South Tyrol: Re-Thinking Ethnolinguistic
Vitality
A. Schweigkofler
Chapter 6. Poland's German Minority
K. Cordell
Chapter 7. The Carpathian Germans
L. P. Marcus
Chapter 8. The Ethnolinguistic Vitality of
German-speaking Communities in Central Europe
P. Stevenson
Chapter 9. Bilingualism among Ethnic Germans in
Hungary
P. H. Nelde
Chapter 10. The Unfortunate Minority Group: Yugoslavia's
Banat Germans
R. Wagner
Chapter 11. Ethnic Germans in Russia and the Former
Soviet Union
G. Stricker
Chapter 12. Changing Priorities or Changing
Opportunities? German External Minority Policy, 1919-1998
S. Wolff
Chapter 13. The Status of German Minorities in Bilateral
Agreements of the Federal Republic
H.-J. Heintze
Chapter 14. German Minorities in East and West: A
Comparative Overview and Outlook
S. Wolff
Notes on Contributors
Bibliography
Index
Stefan Wolff was educated at the University of Leipzig, Germany. He received an MPhil from the University of Cambridge and a PhD from the London School of Economics. He is currently Chair in Political Science at the University of Nottingham.
"The present volume is highly informative in that it provides a good and highly readable overview of the history and political situation of German populations all over Europe." · International Migration Review "... an excellent and informative book, well-written, and essential reading for anyone interested in the fate of Europe's regional cultural minorities." · H-German
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