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1. Discursul identitar maghiar în România postcomunistă.

Author

ANDRIESCU, MONICA and GHERGHINA, SERGIU

Subjects
MINORITIES, POSTCOMMUNIST societies, ROMANIAN politics & government, 1989-, NATION building
Abstract

This article explores the political aspects of national minority identity by analyzing the discourse of the political representative of the Hungarian minority in post-communist Romania (the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania). Political discourse (party programs, parliamentary debates) and document analysis are used to illustrate two levels of discourse: symbolic and substantive. The article shows that elite discourse has shaped the political role and claims of the Hungarian minority, which influenced the minority nationbuilding process, as well as the content of the diversity accommodation framework in post-communist Romania. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

2. Jobbik, other extremists barred from Romania on March 15 holiday.

Subjects
POLITICAL parties, ROMANIAN politics & government, 1989-
Abstract

The article reports on the decision of the Romanian government to ban Jobbik and three other organizations from participating in holiday-related events in ethnic Hungarian-heavy areas in Romania on March 15, 2014.

Published
2014

3. The Empire Strikes Back.

Author

Purvis, Andrew, Radu, Mihai, and Stojaspal, Jan

Subjects
*HUNGARIANS, *SUBSIDIES, *EXPATRIATION, HUNGARIAN politics & government, 1989-, ROMANIAN politics & government, 1989-
Abstract

Reports on a status law in Hungary that offers a belated homecoming to several million ethnic Hungarians living in neighboring countries, which resulted because of the demise of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I. Details on the legislation, which extends benefits to people of Hungarian descent, ranging from stipends for schooling and subsidized travel; Criticism of the laws by neighboring nations, including Romania, claiming it violates their sovereignty and discriminates against non-ethnic Hungarians.

Published
2002

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