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Minorities in the Balkans
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This unique book examines the international law of minority rights as it has been applied in the Balkans since the First World War, contending that this region, where minority rights issues are acute and abundant, holds the promise of an enforceable regime of international minority rights that would promote both human rights law and peace in the Balkans.
Published under the Transnational Publishers imprint.
Published under the Transnational Publishers imprint.
Vladimir Ortakovski is Professor of International Law at the University St. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, Macedonia. From 1993-1996 he was Deputy Minister for Science in the Macedonian Government.
Preface; Introduction; Chapter 1. - Status of Balkan Minorities Prior to the First
World War;
Chapter 2. - International Protection of Minorities in the League of Nations;
Chapter 3. - The Position of the Minorities in the Kingdom of SCS, Romania, and Greece;
Chapter 4. -The Status of Minorities in Bulgaria, Turkey, and Albania;
Chapter 5. - Minorities and the Second World War;
Chapter 6. - Minorities in the UN System;
Chapter 8. The Situation of Minorities in Romania, Yugoslavia, and Macedonia;
Chapter 9.- Concluding Discussion;
Bibliography; Index; Note on the Author.
World War;
Chapter 2. - International Protection of Minorities in the League of Nations;
Chapter 3. - The Position of the Minorities in the Kingdom of SCS, Romania, and Greece;
Chapter 4. -The Status of Minorities in Bulgaria, Turkey, and Albania;
Chapter 5. - Minorities and the Second World War;
Chapter 6. - Minorities in the UN System;
Chapter 8. The Situation of Minorities in Romania, Yugoslavia, and Macedonia;
Chapter 9.- Concluding Discussion;
Bibliography; Index; Note on the Author.
