Activities: Publications

Strategy-making of national councils of national minorities in Serbia as a tool of community building

ENTAN policy paper No. 11 (February 2023) ISSN 2671-3896

Land Rights as Cultural Rights: The Case of the Sámi People

ENTAN policy paper No. 10
(January 2023)
ISSN 2671-3896

Realising Linguistic, Cultural and Educational Rights Through Non-Territorial Autonomy

Third ENTAN conference proceedings volume (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023)

Reviving Minority Identities through Cultural Autonomy: Evidence from Estonia

ENTAN policy paper No. 9 (December 2022) ISSN 2671-3896

Minority Media

ENTAN policy paper No. 8
(November 2022)
ISSN 2671-3896

Can non-territorial autonomy enhance indigenous peoples’ right to self-determination?

ENTAN policy paper No. 5 (May 2022) ISSN 2671-3896

Non-territorial Autonomy of Whom, by Whom and for Whom?

ENTAN policy paper No. 4 (April 2022) ISSN 2671-3896

Non-Territorial Autonomy as an Instrument for Effective Participation of Minorities

Second ENTAN conference proceedings volume (September, 2021)

NTA Textbook

Call for authors - collaborators, January 2022

Preserving and Revitalising Endangered Minority Languages

ENTAN policy paper No. 2 (September 2021) ISSN 2671-3896

NTA as an enrichment of representative democracy

The October 2020 issue of Philosophy and Society is specially dedicated to non-territorial autonomy

Non-Territorial Autonomy and Decentralization: Ethno-Cultural Diversity Governance

Тhe 2020 Routledge volume entitled Non-Territorial Autonomy and Decentralization: Ethno-Cultural Diversity Governance edited by Tove H. Malloy and Levente Salat includes papers by several ENTAN members

Non-Territorial Autonomy Database

Free-of-charge and easy-to-search comprehensive reference database of NTA related books, articles and other sources.

Non-Territorial Autonomy in Theory and Practice: A 2020 Report

Non-Territorial Autonomy in Theory and Practice: A 2020 Report

Book of Abstracts

Book of Abstracts
1st ENTAN conference: Non-Territorial Autonomy as a Form of Plurinational Democracy: Participation, Recognition, Reconciliation