An ambivalent era
This volume, edited by Márk Losoncz and Krisztina Rácz, examines the ideas and politics of Hungarians living in Yugoslavia during the Socialist era, lasting from the Second World War to the dismantling of Vojvodina's autonomy. The volume seeks to capture this ambivalent era in as many ways as possible, by including a legal analysis of the age, the mapping of educational and cultural policy, the presentation of demographic changes and the processing of Hungarian-Yugoslav interstate relations, as well as the reconstruction of outstanding intellectual achievements.