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Managing 
Multiethnic Local Communities 
in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia

Managing Multiethnic Local Communities in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia Edited by Nenad Dimitrijevic LGI Books First edition published by Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative Open Society Institute Nador utca 11 H-1051 Budapest Hungary tel: (361) 327-3104 fax: (361) 327-3105 http://lgi.osi.hu  Translation supported by Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative Production by Tom Bass Design by Arktisz Studio © 2000 LGI/OSI All texts copyright © by the original authors, unless specified. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or translated, in any form or by any means, without the permission of the Publisher ISBN 963 7316 66 3 ISSN 1586-1317 Printed in Hungary by Arktisz Studio

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• Table Of Contents
• Introduction | Uvod

Slovenia

• The Position Of Alochthonous Groups In Slovenia And In The City Of Maribor | Original Language
• Legal Status Of The Italian Minority In Slovenia | Original Language

Macedonia

• Bilingualism In A Kumanovo Kindergarten | Original Language
• Minority Political Participation And Education In The Municipality Of Chair | Original Language
• Roma In The Sredorek Settlement | Original Language

Bosnia

• Facilitating Local Multiethnic Governance In Postwar Bosnia And Herzegovina  | Original Language 
• Media Policies And The Settlement Of Ethnic Conflicts | Original Language
• Civil Initiatives In Integration And Confidence-Building In Mostar  | Original Language

Croatia

• Nongovernmental Projects “Return And Trust Rebuilding–Pakrac” And “The Bench We Share” | Original Language
• Minority Communities In The Primorsko–Goranska District | Original Language
• Treating War Trauma In Children And Youth From The Former Yugoslavia | Original Language

Federal Republic Of Yugoslavia

• Bosniaks In Sandzak And Interethnic Tolerance In Novi Pazar | Original Language
• Subotica—Haven Of Multicultural Coexistence | Original Language
• Multiculturalism In Montenegro And The City Of Ulcinj | Original Language

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