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The needs of Croatian language teachers in the Croatian autochthonous communities in the diaspora
2022Premda je još uvijek nedovoljan broj Hrvata i hrvatskih građana upućen u fenomen hrvatske dijaspore, u njezin nastanak, međusobne razlike i posebnosti i dr., općenito se može reći da je zanimanje za hrvatsku dijasporu znatno povećano otkako postoji samostalna država Hrvatska te da to zanimanje iz godine u godinu sve više raste.
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Cooperation with Croatian diaspora in health and biomedicine
2004Suradnja s hrvatskom dijasporom u zdravstvu i ...
Lučin, Pero, Rukavina, Daniel
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2000
Croatian state and ethnic territory was traditionally a territory of emigration. Following to the numerous push and pull factors, almost myriads of people moved to various European and overseas countries. The result of this are the Croatian migrant communities around the world, but also many depopulated areas in Croatian territory.
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Croatian state and ethnic territory was traditionally a territory of emigration. Following to the numerous push and pull factors, almost myriads of people moved to various European and overseas countries. The result of this are the Croatian migrant communities around the world, but also many depopulated areas in Croatian territory.
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Croatian Diaspora as a Market Segment For The Tourist Industry: The Case of Australia
2022Croatia has a strong tradition of overseas migrations which has led to the development of specific Diaspora identities, tied both to the host country and the faraway 'original motherland'. For the case of Croatian Australians, the second Diaspora generation and especially for the third generation, the idea of Croatian identity, perception of what it ...
Peručić, Doris, Greblički, Marijana
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Croatian accession to the EU and Croatian "overseas" diasporas
2006Croatia is currently experiencing a rapid process of socio-economic change. With well-educated work force it suffers from high unemployment, bureaucratic inertia and poor track record of restructuring sectors such as public administration, agriculture, education.
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Croatian Diaspora and Literature in Canada: Croatians Writing in Canada.
2010This paper analyzes and explains the Croatian immigrant literature in Canada and provides a framework for understanding social and cultural circumstances that have influenced the creation of Croatian literary mode of expression in Canada. The article points out three major waves of immigration during the twentieth century as well as different ...
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Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies, 1995
The political scientist Walker Connor identifies two factors that help him distinguish between “immigrant communities” and “diasporas”: 1) the degree of loyalty felt toward the adopted host nation as opposed to the ancestral homeland and 2) the extent of assimilation (“Ethnonationalism” 80).
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The political scientist Walker Connor identifies two factors that help him distinguish between “immigrant communities” and “diasporas”: 1) the degree of loyalty felt toward the adopted host nation as opposed to the ancestral homeland and 2) the extent of assimilation (“Ethnonationalism” 80).
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The Croatian Diaspora as an Unfinished Transdisciplinary Project
2016It is contended that the study of the Croatian diaspora--especially one of its more numerous offshoots in the United States--should proceed in a more consistent and dedicated manner that would connect interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary orientations of American Studies, Croatian Studies and other related disciplines.
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Croatian Diaspora's Representation in Parliament: Affirmative of Negative?
2003Autor rasppravlja o problemu predstavljanja hrvatskog iseljeništva u Hrvatskom saboru.
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Welcome Immigrants: Czech Diaspora in Croatian Lands in the 19th Century
Series Musicologica BalcanicaCzech musicians were evidenced in Croatian historic lands already in the second half of the 18th century. At first, their presence can be traced primarily in its northern parts, emerging throughout the 19th century, when they also spread towards its southern regions, up to Dubrovnik. As mostly well-trained instrumentalists and composers, or as military
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