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Silesia, a heavily industrialized agglomeration (coal basin) in South Poland represents unique combination of features. Being very rich in natural resources, it has been intensively exploited for one and a half century – at the present is environmentally, economically and socially degraded area. According to the new (optimistic) trend it is recommended to see the above mentioned problems as challenges. Consequently, looking for strategies of modernization, it is necessary to recognize prerequisites of cultural and identity nature that should be taken into account when programming the development of the agglomeration. 19 It is generally observed that in countries reaching lower level of economic development, there is also more traditional and religious values building stable identity foundations. 20 Regional groups defi ne themselves in purely ethnical terms, which derive that the right for membership in a group from having parents whose common origin is from a given region

Silesia Agglomeration – Identity in Transition Supranational Identifications in Multi–Cultural Europe