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Title:Slovenstvo na avstrijskem Koroškem v luči slovenske narodne skupnosti ter političnih in domovinskih organizacij večinskega naroda : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Gomboc, Špela (Author)
ID Letnar Černič, Jernej (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Valentinčič, Dejan (Comentor)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FDŠ - Nova Univerza - The Graduate School of Government and European Studies
Abstract:Ne moremo mimo dejstva, da se koroški Slovenci skozi vso zgodovino vključujejo v avstrijske politične stranke in poskušajo biti del političnega prostora. Žal pa se avstrijske politične stranke skozi zgodovino niso pokazale kot tiste, ki bi bile slovenski narodnostni skupnosti v Republiki Avstriji izrazito naklonjene. Danes, ko so človekove pravice domala dnevna aktualna tema vsakega demokratičnega političnega prostora, se nam samoumevno zastavljajo vprašanja, če je slovenska narodna skupnost na avstrijskem Koroškem politično sprejeta kot njeno dejstvo oziroma se še vedno najdejo taki, ki se ukvarjajo z vprašanjem vindišarstva na eni strani in slovenstva na drugi ter razlikami med njimi. Zanima nas tudi, če so prepričanja o (ne)obstoju Vindišarjev obratno sorazmerna z odnosom avstrijskih političnih strank in domovinskih organizacij do pravic, ki gredo slovenski manjšini. Zato temo širimo, da bi izvedeli, kako vindišarska društva opredeljujejo svojo identiteto in gledajo na koroške Slovence ter njihove pravice. S tem delom ugotavljamo umestitev slovenske narodne skupnosti v avstrijsko okolje na Koroškem, s tem pa tudi sprejetost te v političnih krogih in med predstavniki koroških Slovencev. Raziskavo podpiramo s pregledom zgodovinskih dejstev, pravne podlage in skozi intervju s pričevanji nekaterih vidnejših predstavnikov te manjšinske skupnosti, predstavniki avstrijskih političnih strank in predstavniki nekaterih tako imenovanih domovinskih organizacij. Kritično prikazujemo trenutne razmere in umeščenost slovenske narodne skupnosti v avstrijsko okolje ter prizadevanja politike za priznanje slovenske narodne skupnosti v Republiki Avstriji in njeno uveljavljanje. Raziskava daje pomembne zaključke o odnosu avstrijskih domovinskih organizacij in tudi uradne politike do slovenske manjšine v Republiki Avstriji, še posebej ker v zadnjem času v tem oziru ne zasledimo nobene vidnejše primerjave. V najbolj bistvenih delih naših zaključnih sklepanj ugotavljamo, da prepričanja o (ne)obstoju Vindišarjev niso obratno sorazmerna z odnosom avstrijskih političnih strank in domovinskih organizacij do pravic, ki gredo slovenski manjšini. Še vedno pa zaznavamo "vindišarski" boj z izpovedano slovensko manjšino glede "količine" pravic, ki gredo eni ali drugi strani. Morda pa so prav vindišarska prizadevanja, da bi - tako kot koroški Slovenci - dosegli svojo ustavnopravno zaščito tisto, kar jih nezavedno spominja na svoje pravo poreklo, pa čeprav preko izražanja "windisch", ki v je v izvornem pomenu tako ali tako sinonim za slovenstvo.
Keywords:Koroški Slovenci, Vindišarji, Brambovci, Heimatdienst, varstvo manjšin, plebiscit, Avstrijska državna pogodba, Slovenija, Avstrija, Magistrske naloge
Place of publishing:Kranj
Place of performance:Kranj
Publisher:[Š. Gomboc]
Year of publishing:2016
Year of performance:2016
Number of pages:VI, 103 str., [10] str. pril.
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-1604 New window
COBISS.SI-ID:1024528481 New window
UDC:323.15(436.5=163.6)(043.2)
Note:Mag. delo 2. stopnje bolonjskega študija;
Publication date in ReVIS:17.08.2017
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Abstract:We can't bypass the fact that Carinthian Slovenes have always been involved in Austrian political parties and have been a part of the political scene. Unfortunately, Austrian political parties in history haven't really been in favour of the Slovene minority in the Republic of Austria. Today, when human rights are an everyday issue of any democratic political scene, we cannot help but pose the question whether the Slovene national community in Carinthia is politically accepted as a fact or whether there are still people trying to determine the differences between the Windisch and Slovenes. We are also interested in whether the convictions of the Windisch (in)existence are inversely proportional to the attitude of the Austrian political parties and civil society organizations to the rights of the Slovene minority. That is why this subject needs broadening, to find out how Windisch societies determine their identities and deal with Carinthian Slovenes and their rights. With this work we establish the placement of the Slovene national community in Austrian environment in Carinthia, as well as its acceptance in political circles and with Carinthian Slovene representatives. The research is supported by an overview of historical facts, legal facts and through an interview with testimonies of some of the more notable representatives of the community, representatives of Austrian political parties and representatives of the so-called civil society organizations. We critically portray the current circumstances and placement of the Slovene national minority in Austrian environment as well as the efforts of politicians towards the acknowledgement of the Slovene national minority in the Republic of Austria and its establishment. The research gives important conclusions on the relationship of Austrian civil society organizations as well as official politics to the Slovene minority in the Republic of Austria, especially since there hasnʼt been a more notable similar comparison lately. In the most crucial parts of our conclusions we establish that convictions about the (in)existence of the Windisch are not inversely proportional to the attitude of the Austrian political parties and civil society organizations to the rights of the Slovene minority. Still there is a "Windisch" fight with the established Slovene minority about the "amount" of rights one or the other should have. Perhaps the Windisch efforts to achieve constitutional rights, are what unconsciously reminds them of their true heritage, even if it is through the term Windisch, which is, in its source meaning, synonymous with the term Slovene.


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