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Montenegro: Ethnic distance research |
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As part of the Minority Rights in Practice project in Montenegro, the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM) conducted a quantitative survey on ethnic distance in Montenegro, using the Bogardus scale.
The results highlight a society that is still, a year after
independence highly politicised, especially concerning the leadership
of the state by someone of a different nationality than one’s own. The
greatest interethnic distance found to be between Montenegrins and
Albanians. There are, nevertheless, signs that ethnic tolerance is
increasing.
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