The full issue is available on the journal's website.

CONTENTS

HUNGARIAN SELF-ORGANIZATIONS IN BANAT AND BAČKA
Leeway and Control: Administrative Supervision of Vojvodina Hungarian Associations in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1936–1941)
“Bačka belongs to the People of Bačka.” The Organization of Administrative Positions and the Struggle for Positions in Reannexed Bačka
The Bishop and the Others. German Occupation, Christian Nationalism, and Reformed Congregations in the Banat Region, 1941–1944

CHINA AND THE MINORITY QUESTION
Ethnic Minorities in China’s Changing Political Landscape
Herders and Settlers: How Mongol Conquerors Became the “Model Minority” in Modern China
Algorithmic Imaginary in Surveillance Technicity: The Renegotiation of Minzu Identity among China’s Ethnic Minority Wanghongs on Douyin

DISCUSSION
Questionnaire on the Political Representation of National Minorities II.
Balázs Dobos, Péró Lászity, Sándor Móré, Anna Unger‍243

REVIEW
L. Balogh Béni, Enikő Kirkósa, Ferenc Eiler, Andrea Juhász, Ágnes Huber

Balázs Dobos will give a presentation on the parliamentary representation of national minorities at a professional forum for national minority organizations organized by the Alliance of National Minorities in Szeged and the Greek Cultural Center Nonprofit Ltd., to be held at the House of National Minorities in Szeged on March 27 at 5:00 p.m.

Balázs Dobos will give a presentation on the parliamentary representation of national minorities at a professional forum for national minority organizations organized by the National Self-Government of Greeks in Hungary and the Greek Cultural Center Nonprofit Ltd., to be held at the House of National Minorities in the XIV. district on March 23 at 5:00 p.m. The program of the event is available at HERE.

An article by our colleague Csilla Fedinec, titled The Power of Communication: What Lessons Does the Philosophy of Jürgen Habermas Offer? was published in Jelen.

On the occasion of March 15, our colleague Tamás Gusztáv Filep was awarded the Hungarian Silver Cross of Merit (Civil Division) in recognition of his work.