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This article discusses theories of multiculturalism and ethnicity in light of   the ethnic identification of minority youth. Namely, even though the   primordialism vs. constructivism debate has led to an agreement about seeing   ethnic identities as situational and strategic, often for members of ethnic   minorities, including young people living in multiethnic environments,   ethnic identities seem stable and salient. Relying on the case study of   young Hungarian people in Serbia, the article argues that it is the minority   status and the institutional setup building on ethnic divisions as the main   social frame that make ethnic identities marked. Therefore I connect the   case of Vojvodina Hungarian youth to more general debates on the   multiethnicy, ethnic belonging and minority status

The return of the ethnic? Multiculturalism from an ethnic minority perspective