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WHO ARE THE ADVOCATES OF
ANTI-MODERNIZATION AND
ANTI-REFORMISM?
Novi Sad, January 25-27, 2008
The third in the series of four 3-day confidence-building
workshops/seminars planned under the project "Fostering Vojvodina's Multiethnic
Identity" was organized in Novi Sad on January 25-27, 2008. Twenty-one young people
from Odzaci, Ruma, Bela Crkva, Pancevo, Beocin, Kovin and Novi Sad discussed for three
days the issues such as modernization, nationalism, minority rights, resistance to
Serbia's Europeanization, the media, the ITCY and Serbia's relations with the
international community. Young participants were notably interested in the problematic
determining Serbia future. Who are the advocates of anti-modernization and anti-reformism?
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POLITICAL REPRESENTATION OF
MINORITIES AND THE SAFEGUARD OF VOJVODINA'S MULTIETHNIC IDENTITY
Novi Sad, September 26, 2007
Conclusions and recommendations of the second brainstorming session
Political representation of minorities is among key issues facing every
multiethnic community. Addressing the topic "Political Representation of Minorities
and the Safeguard of Vojvodina's Multiethnic Identity" the participants in the second
brainstorming in the series (planned under the project "Fostering Vojvodina's
Multiethnic Identity") underlined the importance of the issue for the overall
legitimacy of representative bodies, stability of the society, the safeguard of the
province's multiethnic character and, finally, for Serbia's movement towards European
partnership. Having agreed that the issue... |
VOJVODINA'S MULTIETHIC CHARACTER,
A RESOURCE OF INTEGRATIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL POTENTIAL
Novi Sad, June 5, 2007
06/19/2007 , HCHRS
The first out of four brainstorming sessions planned under the project
"Fostering Vojvodina's Multiethnic Identity" the Helsinki Committee realizes
with the assistance of the European Union - the EuropeAid program - was held on June 5,
2007, in Novi Sad. The session assembled twenty members of Vojvodina's intelligentsia from
Novi Sad, Sombor, Subotica, Kikinda, Backi Petrovac and Simanovci, who placed on their
agenda for discussion the issues of transition, the society's radicalization, European
integration processes, and the civil sector's role in regional cooperation, as well as
tried to... |
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