AUTORI: Krasteva, Anna

Preface by Stefano Bianchini - Luisa Chiodi, Intoduction. Part One. Displacement and Change: Federica Baroncini and Fabio Zuccheri, Split: a Catalyst or a Crossroads for Immigration? -Lino Zonzini, Albanian Migrations in Albania and Migration Eventsof Albanians -Anna Krasteva, The Chinese in Bulgaria. Part Two. Security and Inclusion: Tatjana Sekuliæ, Forced Migration and Perception of Borders: War-migrant Associations as a Resource for Integration- Melita Richter, The Other of Trieste -Zoran Lapov, The Former-Yugoslav Roma in Italy: a Struggle for Socio-Cultural Participation or for Survival? - Fabio Salomoni, Balkan Migrations to Modern Turkey: Continuity and Change. PART THREE.Transnational Dynamics and Participation: Luisa Chiodi and Rando Devole, Albanian Migrants in Italy and the Struggle for Recognition in the Transnational Public Sphere - Thanos Maroukis, Albanian Migrants in Athens and the Emergence of a Transborder Public Sphere - Cornel Ban, Mapping Out Spaces and Relations of Transnationalism: The Case of Romanian Immigration in Italy.

Preface by F. Privitera - A. Krasteva, The post-Communist Political Conflict - R.M. Rizman, Towards Democratic Consolidation (The case of Slovenia) - A. Seidlová and M. Vyšín, New Czech Political Elite - M. Ewa Kaminska, The Reform of the Public Administration in Poland: Devolution and self-Government - C. Beciu, Transition and Social Conflict in Romania - I. Munteanu, Reforms against the Disintegration of the State in Moldova - Z. Seizoviæ, Human Rights Protection in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the light of its Constitutional Reform - D. Janjiæ, Overdue Serbia - D. Kaneff, Global Policies, Local Solutions: the Value of Local Studies