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Minority Rights and Majority Rule: Ethnic Tolerance in Romania and Bulgaria

McIntosh, Mary E. ; Martha Abele Mac Iver ; Abele, Daniel G. ; Nolle, David B.

Social forces, 1995-03, Vol.73 (3), p.939-967 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press

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Título:
Minority Rights and Majority Rule: Ethnic Tolerance in Romania and Bulgaria
Autor: McIntosh, Mary E. ; Martha Abele Mac Iver ; Abele, Daniel G. ; Nolle, David B.
Assuntos: Age ; Bulgaria ; Civil Rights ; Communism ; Communists ; Communities ; Community Characteristics ; Comparative Analysis ; Comparison ; Computer Assisted Instruction ; CONFLICT ; Cultural Pluralism ; Cultures and civilizations ; Democracy ; Democratic Values ; Educational Attainment ; Ethnic conflict ; Ethnic Groups ; Ethnic Minorities ; Ethnic Relations ; Ethnic relations. Racism ; Ethnicity ; ETHNICITY AND ETHNIC GROUPS ; Foreign Countries ; History ; Human Rights ; Hungarian ; Hungarians ; Ideology ; Interethnic relations ; Majority Rule ; Minorities ; Minority & ethnic groups ; MINORITY GROUPS ; Minority rights ; National Surveys ; Nationalism ; Official Languages ; Opportunities ; Orthostatic tolerance ; Political attitudes ; Political ideologies ; Political parties ; Prejudices ; Public Opinion ; RACE RELATIONS ; Regional Characteristics ; Rights ; Romania ; ROMANIA (RUMANIA) ; Rural Urban Differences ; Sex Differences ; Slavic Languages ; Social Bias ; Social research ; Social Systems ; Socioeconomic Background ; Sociology ; State Surveys ; Tolerance ; Turks ; Values
É parte de: Social forces, 1995-03, Vol.73 (3), p.939-967
Notas: Direct all correspondence to Mary E. Mcintosh, Office of Research, U.S. Information Agency, 301 Fourth Street, S.W., Washington, DC 20547.
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Descrição: This article addresses the historical and social underpinnings of the conflict over ethnic minority rights in Bulgaria and Romania. In each country minority groups — ethnic Turks in Bulgaria and ethnic Hungarians in Romania — previously held dominant positions and were greatly restricted during the communist period. Attempts to reverse some of these restrictions have now led to a more open expression of ethnic tension and conflict. After an examination of the historical roots of these contemporary conflicts, we present data from national surveys conducted in 1991 and 1992 on tolerance for minority rights among ethnic Romanians and Bulgarians. Then, within this context, we develop and test a multiple indicator, multiple construct causal model of ethnic tolerance based on political ideology, democratic values, threat perception, and social background variables.
Editor: Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Minority Rights and Majority Rule: Ethnic Tolerance in Romania and Bulgaria

McIntosh, Mary E. ; Martha Abele Mac Iver ; Abele, Daniel G. ; Nolle, David B.

Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press

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