A multiethnic, multireligious society's fragility

Article Abstract:

Cardinal Vinko Puljic expresses his thoughts on Bosnia's present condition. He claims that his greatest challenge as a Bishop is to preserve in people their faith and hope during their country's misery. The war had made them realize that a multiethnic and multireligious society should be valued and protected. Furthermore, Puljic extends his gratitude to the US for the continuous support it has been providing towards Bosnia's creation of a social order.

Political aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Puljic, Vinko

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The polls - trends: immigrants and immigration

Article Abstract:

The marked growth in the number of immigrants annually in the US since the 1980s was accompanied by a sharp growth in anti-immigrant feelings of Americans. The negative attitudes are partly due to reductions in social budgets. Some immigration trends in California are discussed.

Social aspects, Social policy, California, Immigrants, Emigration and immigration

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