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Structure of the Model for Ethnological Monitoring
CATEGORY 1. Environment and Resources
1. Water resources and condition
(drinkable water, irrigation, waterways and industries)
2. Land resources (quality of lands,
size per person, accessibility, forest and other resources)
3. Mineral resources (extraction/production,
accessibility users, profits)
4. Technological impact (hazardous
production, emissions, wastes, pollution, compensations)
5. Ecological Disasters (earthquakes,
landslides, etc., industrial, manmade, sabotage)
CATEGORY 2. Demography and Migrations
6. Population (dynamics of numbers,
ethnic composition, levels of urbanisation etc.)
7. Mixed marriages and divorces
8. Natural growth (birth rate, death
rate, longevity)
9. Migration (internal and external,
refugees, forced migrants, displaced population, seasonal workers)
CATEGORY 3. Power and Politics
10. State-administrative status
11. Political regime and prevailing
doctrine (federalism vs. unitarism, local self-government, parties
and blocs, elections and power transition, state programs on various
levels)
12. Ethnic representation (in bodies
of power, business, media, science and academia)
13. Centre-periphery relations (legal
foundations, negotiations, contacts,
benefits and burdens)
14. Individual and group human rights
(legal sufficiency, violations, control, human rights activities)
15. Public order and control (status
and ethnic composition of the local police, arms availability
and control, courts and judiciary)
16. Competence and legitimacy of
leaders and power holders
17. Official symbols and calendar
CATEGORY 4. Economy and Social Relations
18. Production and macroeconmic dynamics
19. Income levels and gaps
20. Employment and unemployment
21. Division of labour (ethnic, regional
and branch of industry on the level of services, exchange of services,
prestigious occupations)
22. Social and occupational mobility
(upward mobility of ethnic groups, increase or decrease in status
in labour, existence of marginalized groups and their composition)
23. Participation in privatisation,
including land
24. Social welfare
25. Crimes and communal violence
CATEGORY 5. Culture, Education
and Media
26. Cultural domineering
27. Religion (confessional composition
and changes, number of temples, proselytising activities, tolerance/intolerance,
role in the state, region, community)
28. Linguistic conditions (laws and
instructions, state language, languages used in business, education,
media and inter-group contacts)
29. School education (accessibility,
textbooks and supplies, ethnic composition of teachers)
30. Higher education (admission regulations,
ethnic composition of students and faculty, curriculum, student
life)
31. Mass media (structure, composition,
control, nature of programs, ethnic background and composition
of journalists)
32. Traditional holidays and customs
(conditions, support of authorities, political implications, participation
of various ethnic groups)
33. Historical discourse
CATEGORY 6. Contacts and stereotypes
34. Group grievances
35. Previous conflicts and group
traumas
36. Ethnic stereotypes (positive/
negative, official resistance, spread and usage, pejorative names)
37. Changes in self-perception (correlation
of ethnic and civic, regional and local components, revival of
old and new identities)
38. Myths, fears and rumours
39. Existence and level of development
of group ideologies
40. Levels of tolerance (inter-group
animosity, clichés and violence)
CATEGORY 7. External conditions
41. Presence and influence of Diaspora
(in neighbouring countries, regions)
42. Stability/ instability of neighbouring
countries, regions
43. Influence of global/geopolitical
competition
44. Territorial claims and border
disputes
45. External ties and co-operation
46. Changes of the image (of country,
region, ethnic group, community; of political regime in the region,
regime in the region, country, world)
 
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