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2024-05-03
ECMI Minorities Blog.The Bicommunal Technical Committees in Cyprus: A Rare Example of ‘Engagement without Recognition’Nasia Hadjigeorgiou
This post focuses on the bicommunal Technical Committees in Cyprus which, it argues, are rare instances of successful ‘Engagement without Recognition’ between a parent and a de facto state. They are, in other words, instances of cooperation between a non-internationally recognised entity and the internationally recognised state from which it attempted to secede. The post sheds light on the Technical Committees by explaining how and why they were established, and in what way they can be understood as examples of ‘Engagement without Recognition’. It offers examples of successful projects that were implemented by the Technical Committees and identifies lessons we can learn from their experiences to date, which can also be useful in other frozen conflict contexts around the world.
2024-04-12
ECMI at the Annual Conference of the British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies (BASEES)Researcher Craig Willis organised and chaired a Roundtable on Kin-state Minorities and Media Consumption. He also presented an individual paper on Football Clubs and Kin-States. ECMI’s post-doctoral researcher, Elmira Muratova, was also present in Cambridge. She organised and chaired a panel on Ukraine's Minorities at War.
2024-04-02
DEUTSCHE ZUGEZOGENE IN NORDSCHLESWIG/ TYSKE TILFLYTTERE I DANMARKWelchen Einfluss hat deutsche Immigration auf die nordschleswigsche Minderheitengemeinschaft?
Hvordan påvirker tysk indvandring det nordslesvigske mindretalssamfund?
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2024-04-02
Newspaper of the German minority in Denmark wins the first International Award for Local MediaThe award recognises the newspaper's transformation from a daily print publication to a digital platform that now extends its reach beyond its primary audience, the German minority in Danish North Schleswig. Our researchers, Sergiusz Bober and Craig Willis, examined the transition process during the digitalization of Der Nordschleswiger and analysed the strategic changes, focusing also on the theoretical reflections concerning the role of minority language media.
