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The collective monograph contains the results of research conducted in 2010-2012 in multicultural environments (Cieszyn Silesia, Opole Silesia, eastern Latvia, Lviv region, Semyhrad) by an international group of scholars led by Professor Jacek Kurczewski (Institute of Applied Social Sciences, Warsaw University). Based on the study of several areas of the modern multicultural frontier - Silesia within its historical borders, the border of the Baltic and Slavic population, the Polish-Ukrainian borderland, as well as Cluj-Napoca in Romania as a territory of applied interest for the sociology of reconciliation and conflict ethnicisationThe authors of the research investigate the current state of relations between representatives of different nationalities, religions, identities; analyse phenomena important for achieving reconciliation in multicultural communities in general and for Polish society in particular.

For sociologists, historians, political scientists, philosophers, Europeanists, internationalists, as well as anyone interested in the methodology of anthropology and sociology of reconciliation.