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Genetic structure of the paternal lineage of the Roma People
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2011AbstractAccording to written sources, Roma (Romanies, Gypsies) arrived in the Balkans around 1,000 years ago from India and have subsequently spread through several parts of Europe. Genetic data, particularly from the Y chromosome, have supported this model, and can potentially refine it.
Horolma Pamjav
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Communicative Methodology of Research and Recognition of the Roma People
International Review of Qualitative Research, 2013This article explains how the RTD Workaló project “The Creation of New Occupational Patterns for Cultural Minorities: The Gypsy Case (2001–2004)” and its research methodology led to institutional recognition of the Roma people by the European Union.
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16. Discrimination Against Roma People in Canada
Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference Proceedings, 2016The following posters are a result of research done by the students in Dr. Cynthia Levine-Rasky’s Sociology 233: ‘Race’ and Racialization course. These ten posters were chosen by the entire class to be exhibited at I@Q.
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The governance of Roma people in Italy: A shifting paradigm
Freedom from Fear, 2016As suggested by the sociologist Luigi Manconi, Roma people1 are unpleasant to many people and there is no doubt that some of them live committing crimes and inducing their children to beg. Although the Roma, like everyone else, are accountable for their actions, other factors have concurred to shape this situation.
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The Nazi Genocide of the Sinti and Roma Peoples
Abstract How can we write a comprehensive, transnational history of the Porrajmos—one that grasps the cumulative nature of anti-Gypsy persecution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland between 1870 and 1945? The Nazi Genocide of the Sinti and Roma Peoples: A Transnational History traces the evolution of policies targeting the so-called ‘openaire +1 more source
Contradictory Forces: The Situation of Roma People in Italy
2015The situation of Roma in Italy is evolving with different actors involved, both institutions and civil society. The present chapter aims at addressing the Roma issue in Italy with a specific focus on the National Strategy for the inclusion of Roma, Sinti and Caminanti communities, wich represents a turning point in the way of addressing this specific ...
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