National Identities and Ethnic Minorities in Eastern Europe

General Editor's Introduction Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction; Ray Taras The Psychology of Overlapping Identities: Ethnic, Citizen, Nation and Beyond; P.Jonston Conover and B. E. Hicks Why do Ethnic Groups Mobilise?; R. Ganguly Nationalism, Identity and the Belarusan State; E.D. Jocelyn Redefining National Identity after Communism: a Preliminary Comparison of Ukraine and Poland; R. Taras A New Interpretation of Ethnicity in Central and Eastern Europe; M. Budyta-Budzynska Working-Class Nationalism among Polish Migrants in the Ruhr Region; J. Kulczycki Poles in the Newly Independent States of Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine; Z. Anthony Kruszewski The Ethnic Identity of the Polish Population in Belarus: a Research Note; I. Kabzinska Nationalism as an Expression of Social Conflicts in Contemporary Poland; M. Kula and M. Zaremba The Russians in Moldova: Political Orientations; A. Skvortsova National Development and Politics in the Finno-Ugric Republics of Russia; Y.P. Shabaev and I.L. Zherebtcov Gypsy Nomads in Bulgaria - Traditions and the Contemporary Dimension; V. Popov Self-government Among Bulgarian Gypsies; E. Marushiakova Ethno-national Orientation among Lemkos in Poland; SY. Mihalasky Index