Language Rights in Education and Administration in the Light of the Reports of the European Charter´s Committee of Experts
This study examines the commitments made by the four neighbouring countries of Hungary with the largest Hungarian minority communities (Romania, Slovakia, Serbia and Ukraine) during... Read More
István Csernicskó—Miklós Kontra: Recognition of the Contact Varieties of Hungarian as Legitimate
Although millions of Hungarians had been living as minorities in Hungary’s neighboring countries since 1920, it was only after the collapse of communism in 1990... Read More
Ideological Battle on the Front of Names
One of the key priorities of the new Ukrainian political leadership emerging in the political crisis persisting since the end of 2013 has been the... Read More
István Csernicskó: The status of languages and the official bilingualism in Transcarpathia/SubÂcarpathia in the period of 1867–2010
In the course of the 20th century the region of Transcarpathia/Subcarpathia belonged to a number of different states: the Austro–Hungarian Empire, Czechoslovakia, the independent Carpathian-Ukraine,... Read More