… Yugoslavism, in the context of this chapter, is redefined and works as a common
denominator for a vast number of members belonging to all investigated Pan-Slavic diaspora …

… the reproduction of the Slavic diaspora communities in the … the ethnic identity of the Slavic
diaspora groups in the region (… demographic reproduction of the Slavic diaspora groups in the …

The inter-war period (1918-39) represents the" golden age" of nonacademic Slavic language
libraries in the United States. Despite the immigration quotas adopted by the US Congress …

… The present study focused on the food and herbal ethnobotany of an ancient South-Slavic
diaspora living in the village of Mundimitar/Montemitro, Molise Region, South-Eastern Italy. …

In recent years, the terms transnationalism and diaspora have both become the focus of
increased academic attention. Subsequently, the question has arisen as to how expanding …

… In view of this gap, this research focuses on newly formed post-accession West Slavic
diaspora in the UK, which became prevalent following EU enlargement in 2004. This chapter also …

The transition between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages was marked by several
massive changes in the life of the Europeans and the peoples around the Mediterranean. It was …

This chapter provides a brief survey of some of the key contact phenomena in the history
and development of the Slavic languages. During the Slavic prehistoric era we find changes …

At the start of the twentieth century, America was inundated with unskilled workers eager to
fuel the engines of the new economy. The vast majority of South Slavic immigrants arrived in …

… The second is the formation of broader conglomerative coalitions with other Russian-speaking
inhabitants (the Slavic diaspora), which is not very likely in conditions of the sufficiently …