The Erased: organized innocence and the politics of exclusion

Jasminka Dedić, Vlasta Jalušič, Jelka Zorn - The Erased: organized innocence and the politics of exclusion
Peace Institute, Institute for Contemporary Social and Political Studies, Ljubljana, 2003
164 str.
mehka vezava
stanje: dobro
translation Olga Vuković and Marjana Karer | Mirovni inštitut | Book series Politike |

This is a book about the erasure of tens of thousands of people from the register of permanent residents of Slovenia that took place soon after Slovenia became an independent country. The foreword by Vlasta Jalušič delineates the political background which paved the road for violations of human rights and subsequent strategies of justifications. The main part of the book consists of two studies: Jasminka Dedić explains various legal aspects of the issue, while Jelka Zorn presents the ethnographic study including the erased people’s testimonies. The two supplements bring a chronology of the main events related to erasure and a brief report on the violations of erased individuals’ rights by Matevž Krivic, an advocate for the erased residents (the report was written for the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights on the occasion of his visit to Slovenia in May 2003).

Contents
Vlasta Jalušič
Organized Violence
Jasminka Dedić
Discrimination in Granting Slovenian Citizenship
Jelka Zorn
The Politics of Exclusion During the Formation of the Slovenian State
Chronology of Erasure
Matevž Krivic
Post Scriptum

državljanske pravice / pravna ureditev / izbrisani / politika izključevanja / upravne kršitve pravic | Izbrisani


Nonfiction

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Osebni prevzem je možen v centru Ljubljane ali Trnovem. Pošiljanje po poti je mogoče po predhodnem nakazilu na TRR. Poštnino plača kupec.
Prosim za sms ali sporočilo prek Bolhe, hvala.