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Historicizing the criminalisation of Romani people
Die Monographie von Pavel Baloun hat bereits große Aufmerksamkeit erregt. Die Menschenrechtshistorikerin Celia Donert betont in ihrer unkritisch positiven Rezension des Buches den Einfluss von Balouns Forschung auf die Revision der liberalen Demokratie ...
Victoria Shmidt
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The Romani People: From Enslaved People to Citizens
This is an edited excerpt of an earlier published text: Nicolae Gheorghe. 2006. Roma People: From Enslaved People to Citizens. Bucharest: Amare Rromentza. Translated from Romanian to English by Noémi Fazakas.
Nicolae Gheorghe
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Traditions and innovations in the culture of modern Romani people: a regional approach
This article is devoted to the data from a questionnaire survey, which has been conducted in 2022, 332 representatives of the Romani have been interviewed.
N. G. Khairullina +2 more
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Romani people are a significant minority in Europe counting about 10 million individuals scattered throughout the continent. They are a migratory group originating from Northwestern India.
Zsolt Bánfai +6 more
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Integration of romani people, as the most important internal political problems of Hungary
The intense population growth of romani people as a result of which every tenth Hungarian citizen will be romani within a few years. However, in contrast of the aging Hungarian society romani population represents a youthful group which unambiguously ...
István Süli-Zakar +2 more
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Foreword to Nicolae Gheorghe’s Article: The Romani People: From Enslaved People to Citizens
This is a Foreword to Nicolae Gheorghe’s Article: The Romani People: From Enslaved People to Citizens, written by Nicoleta Bitu.
Nicoleta Biţu
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In this study, we analyse 126 secondary pupils’ responses to national test questions designed to make them think and care about the history of national minorities in Sweden.
Olle Nolgård, Thomas Nygren
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Romani people, policing, and penality in Europe
Iulius Rostás, Florin Moisa
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Romani people for multicultural society and Programme for the Romani community in Poland [PDF]
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Familial Frictions: Intersectional Inequalities Faced by Romani Queer Women
This article reviews the growing but still scarce scholarly work on queer Romani women in Eastern and Central Europe to highlight how economic and symbolic inequalities are inseparably intertwined and mutually strengthen each other in the case of this ...
Ahmad Al-Kurdi
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