Not very: the international community remains very wary of border changes to accommodate ethnic allegiance, although Kosovo is the glaring exception to that rule, increasing the likelihood of future exceptions.
This movement of a border to accommodate ethnic differences is dangerous and would open up border questions throughout the Balkans: certainly in Macedonia and Bosnia, but likely also in the Albanian-populated areas of southern Serbia and Montenegro as well.
The local pragmatism thesis argues that there is a specific local dimension of integration policies characterized by a greater tendency to accommodate ethnic diversity and solve integration problems in pragmatic ways (Caponio and Borkert, 2010; Poppelaars and Scholten, 2008; Bak Jørgensen, 2012).
One boarding house, which accommodated ethnic Shan students who were studying in a formal Thai school, was excluded from this study due to a divergence in the language of instruction compared with the other boarding houses, and the associated difficulties in coordinating its involvement.
This highlights the need for the adaptation of lifestyle interventions to accommodate cultural considerations among ethnic minority research participants.
The need for maternity care providers and services to accommodate cultural, religious and ethnic diversity may not only be important to pregnant immigrants who are new to their country of residences but also to immigrants who appear acculturated in the host country.
He added it was also vital to ensure there was an agreed form of government for the city that accommodates many ethnic and religious groups.
Mr. Howard said that the Mets first sponsored an international week but "found we couldn't accommodate enough ethnic groups by doing it for a week".
The vote went to the heart of how the country should accommodate its ethnic minority who complain of being second class citizens without a say in their own affairs.
Given this, I'm reluctant to believe that only a few years later they suddenly care about accommodating a maligned ethnic community.
