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This is the second edition (the first appeared in 1990) of a work commissioned, edited, and published by Minorities Rights Group International, an organization dedicated to human rights protection and promotion for nondominant ethnic, religious, and linguistic communities.The World Directory of Minorities is an authoritative, concise and up-to-date reference book on the contemporary situation of ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities worldwide. Covering more than 200 states and dependent territories, and over 700 minority groups, this region-by-region and country-by-country study provides a coherent and wide-ranging introduction to international, regional and local minority rights issues, complete with key bibliographical references and listings of organizations active in the field.

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World Directory of Minorities, David McDowall, Martyn Rady, James Ferguson, John Connell, Anna Matveeva, Bridget Anderson, James Chin, Abebe Zegeye, Peter O'Neill, Carl Wilson, David Sogge, Melvin Neil Westwood, David Hawk, Minority Rights Group International, Lindsey Crickmay, Patrick Costello, Chris Dammers, Julia Maxted, Javaid Rehman, Nikhil Roy, Bogdan Szajkowski, Suzanne Pattle, Alex Roslin

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1997
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Title
World Directory of Minorities
Language
English
Released
1997
Format
Hardcover
Pages
840
ISBN10
1873194366
ISBN13
9781873194362
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This is the second edition (the first appeared in 1990) of a work commissioned, edited, and published by Minorities Rights Group International, an organization dedicated to human rights protection and promotion for nondominant ethnic, religious, and linguistic communities.The World Directory of Minorities is an authoritative, concise and up-to-date reference book on the contemporary situation of ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities worldwide. Covering more than 200 states and dependent territories, and over 700 minority groups, this region-by-region and country-by-country study provides a coherent and wide-ranging introduction to international, regional and local minority rights issues, complete with key bibliographical references and listings of organizations active in the field.