Različiti modeli manjinske samouprave i kulturne autonomije – opravdane razlike ili diskriminacija na etničkoj osnovi?
DIFFERENT MODELS OF MINORITY SELF- GOVERNMENT AND CULTURAL AUTONOMY – JUSTIFIED DIFFERENCES OR DISCRIMINATION ON ETHNIC BASIS?

Author(s): Miran Komac
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Governance, Public Administration, Sociology, Ethnic Minorities Studies
Published by: Институт друштвених наука
Keywords: Slovenia; national minorities; cultural autonomy; discrimination
Summary/Abstract: The paper discusses the concepts of cultural autonomy and minority self-government in the context of the Slovenian model of multiculturalism. The main thesis is that there are differences in the legal term because minorities are classified in relation to the criterion of traditional life in Slovenia. The paper points out the importance of regional and bilateral opportunities and conditions related to the protection of national minorities, as well as the demographic, legal and social aspects of their position. Finally, the paper concludes by stating that the replacement of the existing constitutional arrangement should be considered in terms of its adjustment to the standards of protection of human and minority rights in the EU.

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