Roots of rural ethnic mobilisation

Rural Catholic mobilization in Ireland, 1850-1922, Alan O' Day a "less obtrusive and exacting" nationality - Welsh ethnic mobilization in rural communities, 1850-1940, David Howell the process of national differentiation within rural communities in Southern Carinthia and Southern Burgenland, 1850-1940, Andreas Moritsch and G. Baumgartner peasants in the consolidation of the Finnish state - the rise of a non-dominant ethnic group "Risto Alapuro" inversion of ethnic group status in the Baltic region - governments and rural ethnic conflicts in Russia's Baltic provinces and the independent states of Estonia and Latvia, 1850-1940, Gert von Pistohlkors the Jura question - a challenge to Swiss ethnic peace, Ellen Wiegandt the assimilation of Italians into Aquitaine 1926-1950, Pierre Guillaume the Vlachs of the Balkans - a rural minority which never achieved ethnic identity, Tom Winnifrith towards an understanding of rural ethnic mobilization, 1850-1940, Ellen Wiegandt.