Non-territorial autonomy (NTA) is a statecraft tool that is increasingly gaining importance in
societies seeking to accommodate demands by ethno-cultural groups for a voice in cultural …

The article analyzes historical monuments as instruments of Russia's attempts to impose its
aesthetic hegemony in the post-Communist world. Drawing on case studies from the Czech …

It has been widely acknowledged in debates about nationalism and ethnicity that identity
categories used for classifying people along the lines of culture, race, and ethnicity help to …

Much of the political science literature suggests that a cohesive political community is
advantageous—if not a precondition—for a stable democracy. Forging a cohesive …

Strong civil society provides individuals with arenas to bring their interests to the attention of
policymakers. In so doing, civil society organizations (CSOs) can support state policies, but …

Estonian nationalism has undergone a transformation from 'state-seeking'to 'state-led'since
acquiring independence, which has affected the Estonian national identity. Estonia is …

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This chapter1 deals with the greatest challenges currently facing the Estonian language in
Tallinn in this era of globalization. It starts by reviewing the macro-sociolinguistic figures that …

After the Second World War, under the Soviet regime, people from different regions of the
USSR settled in Estonia. By 1991, when Estonia regained its independence, the share of …