Abstract
Nationalities in Slovenia-Changing Ethnie Structures in Central Europe. The ethnie structure of Slovenia has over the last decades changed dramatically due to geopolitical change in Central Europe and also due to the socio-economic development in former Yougoslavia. The mixed, dark-age based ethnic pattern was at first eliminated to be replaced recently by a similar level of multi-ethnicity of a different origin. Ethnic groups of mostly Slavic origin (Croats, Muslims, Serbs) have over the last decades migrated to urban centers of Slovenia, thus replacing former German and Italian minority population. Problems of behavioral, cultural, social and linguistic nature emerge and impact the complex cultural landscape of the independent nation-state.
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