Minority Integration in Central Eastern Europe

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Timofei Agarin and Malte Brosig: Minority in Central Eastern Europe: An Introduction Section I: International Organizations and Minority in Europe Manuela Riedel: The EU as a Promoter of Minority Rights? Alexander H. E. Morawa: The Special Consideration Standard as a Modern Tool for Advancing the Rights of Minorities Malte Brosig: The Advisory Committee of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities and Equality Promotion Natalie Sabanadze: Beyond Conflict Prevention: HCNM and Minority Section II: Political of Minority Communities Annabel Tremlett: Comparing European Institutional and Hungarian Approaches to Roma (Gypsy) Minorities Michaela Salamun: The Roma and Egyptian Minorities in Albania: Legal Framework for Social Inclusion Ada-Charlotte Regelmann: Political Community, Political Institutions and Minority Politics in Slovakia 1998-2006 Timofey Agarin: Cooptation as Integration? National Programme Integration of Society in Latvia on Minority Participation Tove H. Malloy: Social Cohesion Estonian Style: Minority Through Constitutionalized Hegemony and Fictive Pluralism Section III: The Interface of Minority and Majority Communities Aidan McGarry: Round Pegs in Square Holes: Integrating the Romani Community in Hungary Sara Nikolic: Empowerment as a two-way Process: The Role of Romani NGOs in of Macedonian Society Laura Cashman: Romani Teaching Assistants in the Czech Education System: An Opportunity to Address Barriers to the Labour Market? Timofey Agarin and Malte Brosig: Multicultural Solutions for Central and Eastern Europe? Concluding Observations Contributors