THE ASSIMILATION OF THE ROMA PEOPLE DURING THE COMMUNIST REGIME [PDF]
Journal of Research and Innovation for Sustainable SocietyThe paper “The assimilation of the Roma people during the communist regime’’ aims to present the disadvantages and, in some case, the advantages of the Roma community during the communist regime. After the deportation in Transnistria, the Roma people are targeted now by a new set of rules that will diminish the cultural identity of their community in ...
Andrei Ghimisi
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Contested Construction of Roma Identity: “Copycat Roma” versus the Authentic Roma / Roman Kimliğinin Çatışmalı İnşası: “Fotokopi Romanlık” Karşısında Otantik Romanlık [PDF]
Folklor/Edebiyat, 2021 Roma identity and representation are quite controversial both in academia and among Roma people themselves. The cultural identity of Roma, which primarily foregrounds ethnic constituency, is constructed through the boundary work between the Roma and ...
Ozan Uştuk
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On the perpetuation and contestation of racial stigma: Urban Roma in a disadvantaged neighbourhood of Szeged [PDF]
Geographica Pannonica, 2020 Stigmatisation of Roma people has long received attention in the academic literature but the internalisation of stigma among segregated urban Roma has been little researched.
Creţan Remus +2 more
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Roma people and the Europeanization process. The status of European minority. [PDF]
Journal of Research and Innovation for Sustainable Society, 2022 The paper: ‘’Roma people and the Europeanization process. The status of European minority’’ focuses on the Europeanization process for the Roma people and what are the main key moments in defining them as an European minority.
Andrei Ghimisi
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Socio-Economic Aspects of Work and the Labour Market in Four Roma Communities in Romania
Studies in Business and Economics, 2023 The article presents socio-economic aspects of work and labour market in four Roma communities in Romania. The theoretical framework presents the labour market, its risks and inequalities in relation to the Roma population.
Corman Sorina, Sassu Raluca
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HEALTH RISK FACTORS: BODY MASS INDEX, BLOOD PRESSURE AND BLOOD GLUCOSE AMONG ROMA IN BULGARIA [PDF]
Journal of IMAB, 2021 Roma communities suffer from higher rates of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and related impairments and limitations in daily activities. Purpose of the article is to study and analyze health risk factors: body mass index, blood pressure ...
Mariela Kamburova
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Measles Outbreak among Roma People in Wrocław, Poland, 2012 [PDF]
Polish Journal of Microbiology, 2014 A measles outbreak that affected mainly the Roma ethnic group has been observed in Wrocław, southwest Poland, in spring/summer 2012. There were 15 confirmed measles cases occurring among young Roma people aged from 0 to 16 years including a newborn infant, born by a mother who showed measles symptoms immediately after delivery.
Agata, Makówka +5 more
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Health needs of the Roma population in the Czech and Slovak Republics. [PDF]
, 2002 In the growing literature on the human rights of Roma people in Central Europe, their relatively poor health status is often mentioned. However, little concrete information exists about the contemporary health status of the Roma in this region. We sought
Epstein, H +4 more
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Principals’ views on policies and practices for the educational inclusion of Roma people
International Journal of Sociology of Education, 2020 The role of school principals is recognized as crucial for the daily operation of schools in general and specifically for the management of the challenges posed by the increasing diversity of the current era.
Christos Parthenis, George Fragoulis
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Arterial Hypertension among Roma people in Romania [PDF]
European Journal of Public Health, 2014 Background In Romania, ethnic identity is an important dimension of health inequalities. Romani people’s health status is demonstrably poorer than other Romanians'. Although Roma are Europe’s largest ethnic minority, studies demonstrate that they face serious barriers in access to the health system. Such barriers include poverty, discrimination, lack
G Chirea, M Dumitru, A Punga, I Sarbu
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