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Session 4

Friday (May 19):
9.00-11.00 AM
Room 418

CHAIR

Szabolcs Pogonyi

(CEU, Hungary)

pogonyi@ceu.edu

 

PAPERS

Vello Pettai

(European Centre for Minority Issues, Germany)

pettai@ecmi.de

How Does E-Governance Affect Ethnic Minorities? 

Comparative Evidence from Four Countries

 

Balázs Vizi

(Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary)

vizi.balazs@tk.hu

Minority Language Rights and Territoriality in Hungary and Italy

 

Balázs Dobos

(Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary)

dobos.balazs@tk.hu

The Parliamentary Representation of Minorities in Hungary: 

Effective Participation or Window-Dressing?

 

Svetluša Surová

(Independent Scholar, Slovakia)

svetlusa_surova@biari.brown.edu

Targeting Marginalised Roma Communities in Slovakia:
An Analysis of Official Acts During the COVID-19 Pandemic

 

Peter F LaBelle

(Georgetown U, US)

pfl10@georgetown.edu

A Delicate Balance on the Dniester: Local Government Discourse and
Ethnic Identity in Different Russian-Speaking Moldovan Municipalities

 

DISCUSSANT

Kristin Henrard

(Vrije U Brussel, Belgium)

kristin.henrard@vub.be

PANEL CE9
Minority Politics in Central Europe 

Friday May 19, 9.00-11.00 AM Room 418

Central Europe

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