Managing cultural, ethnic and religious diversities on local, state and international levels in Central Europe

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Managing cultural, ethnic and religious diversities on local, state and international levels in Central Europe: the case of Slovakia

MOST Discussion Paper No. 50

Documents 6 of 13

The objective of the prospective research project on Central European countries is the development of policy strategies to manage cultural, ethnic, and religious diversities in Central European countries. This pilot project on Slovakia is a test case. Our task, therefore, was not to study the Slovak case in depth but to approach it as a sample of other cases; our efforts were aimed at learning from this case study in order to design an expanded research project. Furthermore, in view of the objective of developing policy strategies, we embraced an openly declared position in favour of recommending political techniques that can improve the ability to live with diversities.



Author(s)	Dov Ronen
Website (URL)	http://www.unesco.org/most/ronen.htm

Publisher	UNESCO

Publication Year	2000

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