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Foreword; PART I: ARTICLES A. General Articles Section: Towards a New Paradigm of Minority Law-Making: A Rejoinder to Palermo and Woelk’s Law of Diversity Tove H. Malloy; Minorities and Religions in Europe. Case Study: The Assyro-Chaldeans of Turkey Joseph Yacoub; Minority Rights in China: A Legal Overview Joshua Castellino and Elvira Dom?nguez Redondo; Situating Federalism, Minorities and Communalism in the Indian Polity

Arshi Khan; Minority Representation within the Spanish Electoral System Eduardo J. Ruiz Vieytez ; Still No Place to Go: Nomadic Peoples’ Territorial Rights in Europe J?r?mie Gilbert; B. Special Focus: Ombudsman Institutions: Ombudsmen and Similar Institutions for Protection against Racial and Ethnic Discrimination Andrea Krizs?n; Building up a Specialized Body Mikko Puumalainen; The Ombudsman as Advocate Philip Giddings ; Removing Barriers ? The Accessibility of an Ombudsman or National Human Rights Institution to Vulnerable Communities Marnie Lloydd ; Towards Increased Cooperation between National Ombudsman Institutions and International Minority Rights Mechanisms Rianne Letschert ; Ombudsman Institutions and Ethnic Conflict in Russia and Ukraine: A Failure of Local Institution-building? Bill Bowring ; C. Special Focus: the EU and Minority Protection: Minority Protection and Anti-discrimination Policies: Synergies and Challenges at the EU Level Birgit Weyss and Alexander Lubich ; Looking Back at Ten Years of EU Minority Conditionality vis-?-vis Central and Eastern European Candidate States Guido Schwellnus ; Unravelling a Trade-Off: Reconciling Minority Rights and Full Citizenship in Turkey Dilek Kurban; Recent Developments on the Status of (Minority) Languages within the EU Framework

Niamh Nic Shuibhne; The Long-Term Residents Directive John Handoll; Integrating the Roma into European Society: Time for a New Initiative Olivier De Schutter and Annelies Verstichel; D. Special Focus: The Caucasus Region: Integrating Minorities in Weak States: The Case of Georgia Jonathan Wheatley; Building a New Regime of Interethnic Cooperation in Armenia? Shavarsh Khachatryan; Ethnic Profile of Post-Soviet Azerbaijan Arif Yunusov; Durable Solutions for Meskhetian Turks: The Issue Revisited

Andrei Khanzhin; PART II: REPORTS A. International Developments; Review of the Monitoring Process of the Council of Europe Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities Alain Chablais; The Committee of Experts of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages: June 2004 ? June 2005 Vesna Crni?-Groti?; The Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights Roberta Medda-Windischer; The Activities of the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities: July 2004 ? June 2005

Krzysztof Drzewicki and Vincent de Graaf; Minorities at the United Nations: The UN Working Group on Minorities in Context Asbjørn Eide; Minorities and Indigenous Peoples’ Protection: The Practice of UN Treaty Bodies in 2004 Nathalie Prouvez; B. National Developments: Recent Developments in Romania on the Draft Law on the Status of National Minorities: D?j? Vu All Over Again? D. Christopher Decker; The Referendum on Decentralization in Macedonia in 2004: A Litmus

Test for Macedonia’s Interethnic Relations

Joseph Marko; Democratization as a Means of Conflict Resolution in Moldova

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This overview of contemporary developments in minority-majority relations contains 22 articles as well as nine reports on international and national developments in Romania, Macedonia, and Moldova. Articles are general--on religion, rights, communalism, territory, and electoral systems--or have a special focus on Ombudsman institutions, the European Union and minority protection, and the Caucasus Region, including Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. The subsequent reports on developments in the Council of Europe, the OCSE Office of the High Commissioner on National Minorities, and bodies of the UN system are by authors associated with the organizations. Other authors are scholars and researchers of political science, human rights, international studies, law, and related fields in the European and Asian countries discussed or are representatives from the European Union. The book is intended as a reference tool for libraries, research institutes, governments, and international organizations. There is no index. Nijhoff is an imprint of Brill. Annotation ⓒ2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)