The perception of the ethnic identity of the Irish Travellers by Tereza Händlová

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Vnímání etnické identity Irských kočovníků by Tereza Händlová

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O interpretacji etnicznej wczesnośredniowiecznych pochówków elitarnych. Skandynawowie w państwie pierwszych Piastów i na Pomorzu? by Jerzy Sikora

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Státní ideologie a národnostní otázka v sovětské Střední Asii na příkladu proměny etnické identity Dunganů by Petr Kokaisl

“…In the implementation of state intervention, it is evident that the main declared elements of ethnic identity (in the case of the Dungans, it is mainly the Muslim religion) are very volatile and their meaning changes considerably. …”
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Arbëresh songs on Scanderbeg as an Expression of Collective Memory, Longing, and Belonging by Lumnije Kadriu, Leontina Gega-Musa

“…In order to comprehend better this process authors will give information on who was Scanderbeg, who were Arbëresh and how did they establish and maintained awareness on their distinctive cultural and ethnic identity. What was the role of Scanderbeg in this process? …”
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Kultúrne dedičstvo — v politike, praxi a vzdelávaní (na príklade Slovenska) by Katarína Koštialová, Jolana Darulová

“…Application of knowledge on cultural heritage in the educational process is highly important because the level of national and ethnic identity and pride of young generation is not connected with cultural and art traditions of Slovakia. …”
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Archaeological narratives in ethnicity studies by Guillermo Reher, Manuel Manuel Fernández-Götz

“…In recent years scholars have started to overcome the ‘introduction to ethnicity’ syndrome —whereby recent anthropological developments are acknowledged and then disregarded when carrying out the analysis—, shedding light on new perspectives which enlighten our understanding of ethnic identity. In this paper, we not only revise these new approaches, but offer two novel case-studies: the Treveri from Late Iron Age Gaul and the Igaeditani from Roman Lusitania. …”
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How many Welsh, Sámi, Sorbs … Are There? Numeric Data on Ethnicity and Language Speakers as Controversial Phenomenon by Leoš Šatava

“…However, an apparently straightforward fact as ethnicity/ethnic identity, seemingly easy to measure exactly, is highly debatable, as it hides a number of pitfalls and difficult-to-answer questions; it is also easy to manipulate and misuse politically. …”
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Dynamika lexika cizího původu v současné češtině: morfologická adaptace lexikálních výpůjček německé provenience by Dalibor Zeman

“…Due to the longstanding coexistence of the Czech and German/Austrian ethnic identities, many German/ Austrian loan-words became domesticated in Czech. …”
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