Vojvodina: Europe's Newest Old Autonomous Region - GeoCurrents

In late 2009 Europe gained a new autonomous region when Serbia granted its northern area of Vojvodinia control over its own regional development, agriculture, tourism, transportation, health care, mining, and energy. Vojvodina, population two million, will even gain representation in the European Union (although it will be allowed to sign only regional agreements, not international ones)

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Atlas of Vojvodina - Wikimedia Commons

9 Maps of the history of vojvodina, Maps Images: PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search

9 Maps of the history of vojvodina, Maps Images: PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search

What if all countries that spoke the same language joined forces? Note: countries with multiple languages like Switzerland will be divided up by regions, so Quebec would join with France, Tibet would

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Regionalism Archives - Page 3 of 3 - GeoCurrents

Atlas of Vojvodina - Wikimedia Commons

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Vojvodina as a Region, in: What is a Region? Regions in European History

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Vojvodina as a Region, in: What is a Region? Regions in European History

Serbo-)Croatian: A Tale of Two Languages—Or Three? Or Four?