Legitimate Multilevel Crisis Management from the Perspective of Human Rights, Minorities, and Non-Discrimination
Dilemmas of Public and State Administration: Bilingualism Bonus or Multilingualism without Bonus
Diaspora and Diasporisation: Slovene National Identity in the Contemporary Globalised World
Why do Croats Migrate to Austria? Motives for and Experiences of Migration since 2013
Teachers’ Attitudes towards Roma Pupils from the Perspective of Roma Pupils and Their Mothers
Linguistic Development in Italian L1 and L2 in Italian Nursery Schools in Slovenia
Treatises and Documents, Journal of Ethnic Studies is an international journal that aims to advance the multidisciplinary study of ethnic and minority issues. It has been published by the Institute for Ethnic Studies in Ljubljana since 1960 as the specialised journal for ethnic issues, publishing articles by Slovenian and foreign experts. Two issues of the journal are published every year, usually in June and December.
The journal will publish high-quality articles in the field of ethnic and minority studies, especially on racial and ethnic relations, ethnic identity, nationalism, xenophobia, the protection of (ethnic, national, linguistic, religious, and other) minorities, migration, discrimination, citizenship, multiculturalism and related subjects. The journal is particularly - but not exclusively - interested in discussions exploring issues regarding the so-called Alpine-Adriatic-Pannonian area, such as:
- present-day and historical perspectives on ethnic and minority issues in this region;
- comparative studies that include – only partially or as a whole – this geographic area;
- issues of migration, integration, and intercultural relations in this region.
More specifically, this area includes the following countries: Albania, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Italy, Germany (especially the southern part), Hungary, Kosovo, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia. Macedonia and Bulgaria may also be interesting cases. However, the policy of the editorial board is also to publish excellent contributions with relevant content from different parts of the world, which we would be happy to present to our scientific audience.
The journal welcomes different types of contributions using various approaches, including historical and comparative studies or analyses, policy debates and evaluations, as well as theoretical work.
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