The October 2020 issue of Philosophy and Society is specially dedicated to non-territorial autonomy
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
From 8-11 September 2020, ENTAN – The European Non-Territorial Autonomy Network will hold its first Training School in Flensburg and Sønderborg.
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Bojan Božović: “The purpose of the STSM was to do a research on the protection of social rights of Montenegrins in Croatia and on the legal status of the national minorities in general. It was intended to look at the Croatian political and social environment and consider the major factors for the protection of social rights. The visit had several results. The major one was obtaining relevant information about the research problem, in particular about the social rights of Montenegrins in Croatia and the legal status of other national minorities and their protection.”
Antonia M. Mora-Luna: “The STSM at the Faculty of Education, University of Barcelona (UB), offered me to know first-hand the Catalan educational situation, in particular the treatment of the two official languages and their respective literatures in classrooms...
György Majtényi: “Having the privilege of working with the NTA research team at the University of Vienna, with its focused research agenda, provided ...
Timo Aava: “The STSM at the Herder Institute in Marburg enabled me to closely study primary archival sources on the Baltic German minority activists from interwar Estonia...
Balázs Dobos: “I am indebted to the Institute for Ethnic Studies in Ljubljana for hosting me during the STSM and for enabling me to gain deeper insight into the role, general patterns and existing practices of the so-called self-governing ethnic communities...
Flavia Lucia Ghencea: “The STSM at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid offered me a special and fulfilling experience. I had the opportunity to study in a special space; the libraries - especially the legal one, offering excellent conditions in an exceptional cultural and architectural atmosphere...
Aleksandar Pavlović: “I enjoyed immensely my STSM stay with Prof. Robert Hudson at the University of Derby and Prof. David J. Smith at the University of Glasgow. Their kind assistance and advices enabled me to draft an article on the NTA approach to the Kosovo issue and the question of Serbian heritage in Kosovo...
Marina Andeva “My STSM at the EURAC Research premises within the Institute for Comparative Federalism and the Institute for Minority Rights was a very productive experience. I had the opportunity to engage in academic debates with the researchers of both institutes and with researchers of Eurac Research in general...
Damir Banović: “The STSM at the Institute for Political Science, University of Bern was a very pleasant and productive experience. It enabled me to work more intensively on different aspects related to collective representation, consociational democracy, and federalism applying different concepts on the Bosnian case...
Natalija Shikova: “The STSM at the Institute for Comparative Federalism, EURAC Research was an exceptional experience. I got a chance to cooperate with the international team of researchers. I gained in-depth insights from the experts in the field and exchanged knowledge about the applicability of both non-territorial autonomy and territorial autonomy arrangements in addressing different group’s needs. I also extended my scientific network.”
Artur Boháč: “The STSM at the University of Vienna was a great experience. I cooperated with an international team of social scientists in the task of setting up a digital NTA database. I improved my citation-management skills and broadened my knowledge of NTA.”
Damir Kapidžić: “The STSM at Corvinus University provided me with the opportunity and resources to focus on academic writing and find the time to complete a long overdue research paper on coalition politics in Malaysia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The First ENTAN Conference held in Belgrade, Serbia on 22 and 23 November 2019
Check the call for papers for the conference entitled “Territoriality and Non-territoriality in Accommodating National Diversity within States, 1789-1989” organised by a Vienna-based NTAutonomy project on 2-4 April 2020.
The second MC and first WGs meeting of COST Action 18114 ENTAN was held in Skopje on 6 June 2019. The MC made decision on...