Original title: Politická reprezentace imigračních menšin v Nizozemí
Translated title: Political representation of immigrational minorities in the Netherlands
Authors: Burjanová, Martina ; Knotková - Čapková, Blanka (advisor) ; Říchová, Blanka (referee)
Document type: Master’s theses
Year: 2007
Language: cze
Abstract: [cze] [eng]
Tématem mé diplomové práce je politická reprezentace imigračních menšin. Otázka přistěhovalců do vysokopříjmových států v euroatlantické oblasti je široce diskutovaná veřejností, odborníky i politiky. Setkáváme se se vstřícnými i xenofobními názory na soužití většinové společnosti a menšin, jejichž příslušníci vyznávají jiné hodnoty, mají jinou barvu pleti nebo mluví jiným jazykem. Soužití většiny a menšinových skupin zasahuje do politologie, sociologie, ekonomie, religionistiky, filosofie i genderových studií. Zkoumání politoložek a politologů obsahuje kromě otázky reprezentace také problematiku integrace do většinové politické kultury, občanských a politických práv nebo artikulace zájmů menšin. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) My master thesis study political representation of immigratory minorities in the Netherlands. I analyzed the political aspects of peaceful co-existence of majority and minorities that speak different language, profess different religion or have different color of skin. I presented concept of political integration that stands for agreement on rules under which the political decisions are passed. This concept is based on codified norms of the society and their consistent enforcement regardless ethnicity of people who break them. The second part of political integration is authentic representation of minorities which is the state that secures that representatives of minorities may effectively participate in policy making and removing of discrimination. Authentic representation supposes that there are political representatives with minority origin minorities in the legislative bodies. The second condition is that they are able to communicate and to understand to participate in the political discussions. The third assumption is political recognition assuming that the representatives from majority do not have any prejudice against minorities and take as equal partners in the political discussion. I analyzed the theoretical conclusions on the case of the Netherlands and its policy towards immigration. Powered by...

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