Multiculturalism in Public Policies

Bašić, Goran and Žagar, Mitja and Tatalović, Siniša, eds. (2018) Multiculturalism in Public Policies. Edited volume . Institute of Social Sciences : Academic Network for Cooperation in South East Europe : Institute for Ethnic Studies : Center for International and Security Studies of Faculty of Political Sciences, Belgrade; Ljubljana; Zagreb. ISBN 978-86-7093-203-6 (ISS)

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Abstract

The collection of papers Multiculturalism in Public Policies offers a review of the ongoing issues concerning the status of national and ethnic minorities and immigrants, as well as of the ways in which their status is regulated in five countries of the region: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia. Although all these states have adopted multiculturalism policies, they are acing different challenges of multiethnicity. The institutional and social responses to these challenges have not always been in line with the expectations of the people to live safely, unafraid of being abused due to their nationality, religion or any other personal trait rooted in their ethnicity. The characteristics of the existing multiculturalism policies were carefully analysed in this publication and the ideas offered herewith by the authors to the scientific and social community are to contribute to deliberations on the organisation of multiethnic societies based on trust, the rule of law and stability.

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