Racism and Romani Studies
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Racism and Romani Studies
Challenging Academia, Policy, and Representation
Rostas, Iulius; Mirga-Kruszelnicka, Anna; Rus, Calin
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
04/2026
342
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Inglês
9783032168252
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Part I: Introduction.- Chapter 1. The long duree of a concept: some reflections on the concept of antigypsyism.- Part II: Academia and the impact of racism on everyday life of Roma.- Chapter 2.Academic Antigypsyism - The Legacy of the Gellmann.- Chapter 3.'From Victorian Gypsylorism to Nazi eugenics': the Europocentric foundations of historical racism in Romani Studies.- Chapter 4. Antigypsyism in Imperial Spain: A Genealogy.- Chapter 5. The Interwar Romanian Eugenics Movement and the Racist Influences on the Roma Minority (Romania) in Contemporary Times.- Part III: Manifestations of antigypsyism.- Chapter 6. The Demonstration of State Power in Visual Representations of Sinti and Roma.- Chapter 7. Institutional Antigypsyism in Municipal Practice Empirical Findings, Conceptual and Methodological Considerations.- Chapter 8. Markus End - Expert Knowledge in Policing An Element of an Institutional Antigypsyism.- Chapter 9. Prevalences of experienced discrimination and harassment in the Finnish Roma adult population in Finland, and the associations with health and wellbeing factors.- Chapter 10. How can geography lessons help to reduce anti-Gypsy stereotypes? The example of Travellers in France.- Chapter 11. Whiteness in Action: Italian Teachers and the Denial of Anti-Romani Racism.- Chapter 12. Not another "gypsy-themed" movie? Traces of Antigypsyism in the period drama Peaky Blinders.- Part IV: Challenging racism.- Chapter 13. What is the position of Roma in 'racial capitalism'?.- Chapter 14. The Limits of the White Spanish Academy: The Challenge of Writing Romani History as a Romani scholar.- Chapter 15. How to combat racism against Roma in the role of a researcher - The relevance of deconstructive discourses and methodological research design in Romani Studies.- Chapter 16. The role of inter-professional forums in transforming hostile practices towards Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.- Chapter 17. Beyond declarative compliance? Limits of the EU Roma Framework to address antigypsyism on national and European levels.
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antigypsyism;antiracist narratives;Romani history;racial conception of Roma;Roma refugees;Roma deportees;statelessness;European policing
Part I: Introduction.- Chapter 1. The long duree of a concept: some reflections on the concept of antigypsyism.- Part II: Academia and the impact of racism on everyday life of Roma.- Chapter 2.Academic Antigypsyism - The Legacy of the Gellmann.- Chapter 3.'From Victorian Gypsylorism to Nazi eugenics': the Europocentric foundations of historical racism in Romani Studies.- Chapter 4. Antigypsyism in Imperial Spain: A Genealogy.- Chapter 5. The Interwar Romanian Eugenics Movement and the Racist Influences on the Roma Minority (Romania) in Contemporary Times.- Part III: Manifestations of antigypsyism.- Chapter 6. The Demonstration of State Power in Visual Representations of Sinti and Roma.- Chapter 7. Institutional Antigypsyism in Municipal Practice Empirical Findings, Conceptual and Methodological Considerations.- Chapter 8. Markus End - Expert Knowledge in Policing An Element of an Institutional Antigypsyism.- Chapter 9. Prevalences of experienced discrimination and harassment in the Finnish Roma adult population in Finland, and the associations with health and wellbeing factors.- Chapter 10. How can geography lessons help to reduce anti-Gypsy stereotypes? The example of Travellers in France.- Chapter 11. Whiteness in Action: Italian Teachers and the Denial of Anti-Romani Racism.- Chapter 12. Not another "gypsy-themed" movie? Traces of Antigypsyism in the period drama Peaky Blinders.- Part IV: Challenging racism.- Chapter 13. What is the position of Roma in 'racial capitalism'?.- Chapter 14. The Limits of the White Spanish Academy: The Challenge of Writing Romani History as a Romani scholar.- Chapter 15. How to combat racism against Roma in the role of a researcher - The relevance of deconstructive discourses and methodological research design in Romani Studies.- Chapter 16. The role of inter-professional forums in transforming hostile practices towards Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.- Chapter 17. Beyond declarative compliance? Limits of the EU Roma Framework to address antigypsyism on national and European levels.
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