Soft jurisprudence im Minderheitenrecht

Lantschner, Emma

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“…In the mid-sixties, it presented a report which pointed to the need for a package of 137 demands for the full implementation of the De Gasperi-Gruben Agreement. However, another five years had to pass before the Italian-Austrian-Südtiroler Volkspartei triangle negotiated the adoption of the package as a basis for normalizing relations 23 . After their introduction, Austria as the guardian of the German-speaking population of South Tyrol, was to issue an appropriate statement 24 .…”

Section: Ethnic Conflict In the Trentino-alto Adige Regionmentioning

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Implementation of the Constitutional Principle of the Protection of Linguistic Minorities’ Rights in Italy, Using the Example of the Trentino Region - Alto Adige

Bonusiak¹

2020

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After the Second World War, the Italian Republic adopted in its system the principles of regionalization and decentralization. This was largely due to the separatism of ethnic and regional groups within the territory of the country, and particularly concerned the islands of Sicily and Sardinia and border regions: The Aosta Valley, Friuli Venezia Giulia and Trentino-South Tyrol. Until the end of the 1960s, the latter was the site of a strong ethnic conflict between a group of German-speaking Tyroleans and a dominant Italian-speaking group. The situation of the Rhaeto-Romance (Ladin) group living in the Alpine valleys remained somewhat aside from their confrontation. The violence used by both sides led to a solution unique for the Republic. The transfer of a large part of the competences down from regional to provincial level led to a gradual calming of the situation. Today, the Tyroleans enjoy broad autonomy in the province of Bolzano, where they are a dominant group, and, at the same time, have a strong influence on the functioning of the entire region through statutory guarantees of their participation in the regional legislature and executive power. The rights of the Italian-speaking minori-1

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Implementation of the Constitutional Principle of the Protection of Linguistic Minorities’ Rights in Italy, Using the Example of the Trentino Region - Alto Adige

Bonusiak¹

2020

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“…Emma Lantschner stellt dazu fest, dass der "Beratende Ausschuss zur Rahmenkonvention zum Schutz nationaler Minderheiten" das Omnibusgesetz begrüßt hätte, "auch wenn die Kompetenzen weitreichender sein könnten". 388 Für dessen Umsetzung bedurfte es allerdings gerade im Hinblick auf die Neuregelung der Autonomie in der Vojvodina einer weiteren politischen Willensbildung. 389 Das bedeutete gleichzeitig, dass die APV eine Reihe an selbständigen Regelungen in Ergänzung zum Minderheitengesetz erlassen hat, die ein konkretes Regulativ und eine Verbesserung für das Zusammenleben der ethnischen Gruppen in der Vojvodina darstellen sollen.…”

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Deutsche und Ungarn im südöstlichen Europa

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Soft jurisprudence im Minderheitenrecht

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Implementation of the Constitutional Principle of the Protection of Linguistic Minorities’ Rights in Italy, Using the Example of the Trentino Region - Alto Adige

Implementation of the Constitutional Principle of the Protection of Linguistic Minorities’ Rights in Italy, Using the Example of the Trentino Region - Alto Adige

Deutsche und Ungarn im südöstlichen Europa

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