A „typical image“ of Southeast Europe or “the Western Balkans” and its population and problems in literary terms was pictured by the author Karl May.
Even today, the word „Balkan“ as a collective term for Albania and the successor states to Yugoslavia (with the exception of Slovenia) holds the potential for conflict.
Only by showing the linguistic problem, we see, there is a high potential of geographical, juridical, political, social and communication problems in the context of this region.
On approaching the multiethnic structure of Southeast Europe and its willingness for accession – including integration measures – to the EU and considering the potential for conflict regarding the political and geographical classification, it becomes more than obvious that the current state of affairs is multi-layered and difficult.
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
II. Roma – a national minority in Europe
III. The European position on the situation of Roma with regard to the EU accession process
IV. Minority protection of Roma in Croatia
1. Citizenship
2. Constitution
3. Language & Education
4. Access tot the labour market
V. Prospect
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