Migrants in German-Speaking Countries : Aspects of Social and Cultural Experience

r Teachers in secondary and higher education who wish to widen and develop their students' understanding of minorities should welcome this book, which deepens coverage of issues in Germany and provides broad perspectives on other German-speaking countries and minorities often neglected in the study of this topic. Original contributions by migrant writers complement analysis of the culture produced by minorities and surveys are presented of the debate on citizenship, the position of indigenous minorities and the development of attitudes towards Sinti and Roma.