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  • Multiculturalism and migration: the need to acknowledge cultural difference

    Multiculturalism and migration: the need to acknowledge cultural difference0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 06/06/2016

    Recently, the satirical French weekly paper Charlie Hebdo, a publication which became well-known internationally due to the horrific event of the mass shooting of its staff by two French gunmen of Algerian descent in January 2015, has once again hit the headlines around the world, this time not as a victim, but as the perpetrator of a different crime: intolerance towards the Muslim community in France.

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  • Segregation, Education and Nationalism: Two Schools Under One Roof System in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Segregation, Education and Nationalism: Two Schools Under One Roof System in Bosnia and Herzegovina1

    • Analysis, International Relations and Global Affairs
    • 30/10/2014

    Each of these units has a specific demographic structure. Map (1) above shows that the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is mostly composed of Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) and Bosnian Croats, while Bosnian Serbs are the majority in Republika Srpska. The District of Brčko on the other hand represents a mixture between Bosniaks and Bosnian Serbs (Nikolić, 2010).

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  • Multiculturalism and migration: the need to acknowledge cultural difference
    Multiculturalism and migration: the need to acknowledge cultural difference
    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 06/06/2016
  • Segregation, Education and Nationalism: Two Schools Under One Roof System in Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Segregation, Education and Nationalism: Two Schools Under One Roof System in Bosnia and Herzegovina
    • Analysis, International Relations and Global Affairs
    • 30/10/2014

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