Sytuacja społeczno-kulturalna litwinów w Polsce i ich wpływ na relacje między krajem zamieszkania a Litwą
LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Kultūrinis ir tautinis identitetas; Lenkija (Lenkijos karalystė. Kingdom of Poland. Poland); Lietuviai; Lietuviai Lenkijoje; Lietuvos–Lenkijos santykiai; Pilietybė; Socialinė–kultūrinė padėtis; Sociologinė ir kultūrinė situacija; Tautybė; Įtaka; Cultural and national identity; Influence; Lithuanian national community in Poland; Lithuanian-Polish relations; Lithuanians; Nationality; Socio-cultural situation; Sociological and cultural situation.
ENAccording to 2002 census Lithuanian minority in Poland is represented by 5639 Polish citizens, concentrated mostly in the Podlaskie province (5097), in the communes of Puńsk (74.4% of population), Szypliszki, Krasnopol and Sejny. Compared to other minorities, Lithuanian community in Poland is very well organized. Lithuanians are associated in 10 socio-cultural organizations, which cooperate rather than compete against each other, even if their scope of activity is more or less similar. The situation of Lituanian minority has a considerable and increasing importance in bilateral relations between their country of residence and their old homeland is quite significant. The impact of the Lithuanian minority on Polish-Lithuanian relations depends on a number of factors, which can be divided into two interdependent groups: 1) ‘internal’ factors, being results of the situation (activity) of the Lithuanian minority itself; 2) ‘external’ factors, being the function of principal variants of the three – sided relations: Lithuanian minority, Poland, Lithuania. [From the publication]
- Ethno-religious heritage of former eastern territories of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in contemporary Poland / Andrzej Rykała. European spatial research and policy. 2013, Vol. 20, Nr. 1, p. 49-71.
- Polish interstate relations with Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania after 1990 in the context of the situation of national minorities / Marek Barwiński. European spatial research and policy. 2013, Vol. 20, Nr. 1, p. 5-26.
