CURRENT WORK

Summer 2005/2006

AQCIs

Article: Petrova, Dimitrina (2002). “The Denial of Racism.“ In Cahn, Claude (ed.) Roma Rights: Race, Justice and Strategies for Equality. Amsterdam- New York: IDEA. 208-224.

AQCI by Julien Andre, Sarah Wohlfeld

Article: Sobotka, Eva (2003). “Roma, Public Policy and Ethnic Mobilisation in National and Transnational Context.” Paper presented to the 53rd Annual Conference of the Political Studies Association (University of Leicester UK, 15-17 April), http://www.psa.ac.uk/cps/2003/Eva%20Sobotka.pdf.

AQCI by Julien Andre

Article: Sobotka, Eva (2004). Human Rights and Policy Formation towards Roma in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland. Tel Aviv: Stephen Roth Institute.

AQCI by Timothee Demeilleirs, Christina Hatcher, Bernhard Kessler, D. Kieran Mulhall

Article: Kawczynski, Rudko (1997). “The Politics of Romani Politics.“ Transition. September 1997. 24-29. http://www.geocities.com/~patrin/politics.htm.

AQCI by Julien Andre

Article: Klimova, Ilona and Alison Pickup (eds.) (2003), “Romani Migrations: Strangers In Everybody’s Land? Further Reviewed,” Special Issue of the Nationalities Papers, vol. 31, no. 1.

AQCI by Julien Andre

Article: Lee, Ronald (2004). “What is Roma Rights?” Roma Rights 1, 33-41.

AQCI by Julien Andre

Article: Liegeois, Jean-Pierre (1994). Roma, Gypsies, Travellers. Strasbourg: Council of Europe, pp 29-42 (Ch. 2: Populations).

AQCI by Saleha Awal, Timothee Demeilleirs, Anne Speier

Article: Kovats, Martin (2001). “The Emergence of European Roma Policy.” In Guy, ed. Between Past and Future: the Roma of Central and Eastern Europe. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press, 93-116.

AQCI by Saleha Awal, Bernhard Kessler, Filip Niedzwiedski

Article: Hancock, Ian (2002). We are the Romani people. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press, pp. 103-110 (”How to interact with Romanies: Some suggestions”).

AQCI by Saleha Awal, Barbara Tiefenbacher

Article: Marushiakova, Elena and Vesselin Popov (2001). “Historical and ethnographic background: Gypsies, Roma and Sinti.“ In Guy, ed. Between Past and Future: the Roma of Central and Eastern Europe. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press, 33-53.

AQCI by Timothee Demeilleirs, Marek Mikus, Christian Paulick

Article: Matras, Yaron (2000). “Romani migrations in the Post- Communist Era.” Cambridge Review of International Affairs, vol. 13, no. 2, Spring-Summer 2000, pp. 32-50.

AQCI by Christina Hatcher, Barbara Tiefenbacher

Article: Templer, Bill (2006). Neoliberal Strategies to Defuse a Powder Keg in Europe: the "Decade of Roma Inclusion" and its Rationale, New Politics 40, Vol X, No4, Winter 2006, http://www.wpunj.edu/~newpol/issue40/Templer40.htm.

AQCI by Christina Hatcher

Article: Mayall, David (2004). Gypsy Identities 1500-2000. From Egipcyans and Moon-men to the Ethnic Romany. London and New York: Routledge. Chapter 8: Constructing the ethnic Gypsy. Themes and Approaches.

AQCI by Bernhard Kessler, Marek Mikus, Christian Paulick, Anne Speier, Sarah Wohlfeld

Article: Castle-Kanerova, M., (2003), ‘Round and Round the Roundabout: The Vicious Circle of Asylum Seeking – Case of the Czech Roma’, Special Issue of the Nationalities Papers, vol. 31, no. 1.

AQCI by D. Kieran Mulhall

Article: Crowe, David M., (2003), ‘The International and Historical Dimensions of Romani Migration in Central and Eastern Europe’, Special Issue of the Nationalities Papers, vol. 31, no. 1.

AQCI by D. Kieran Mulhall

Article: Vermeersch, Peter (2003). “EU Enlargement and Minority Rights Policies in Central Europe: Explaining Policy Shifts in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. “ Jemie Special Focus, 2003, Issues 1, http://www.ecmi.de/jemie/special_1_2003.html

AQCI by D. Kieran Mulhall, Christian Paulick, Sarah Wohlfeld

Article: Vermeersch, Peter (2001). “The Roma in domestic and international politics: an emerging voice?” Roma Rights, no. 4: 5-13. http://www.errc.org/cikk.php?cikk=1274.

AQCI by D. Kieran Mulhall

Article: Okely, Judith (1983). The Traveller – Gypsies. Cambridge: CUP, pp.1-27 (Chapter 1: Historical categories and representations).

AQCI by Marek Mikus

Article: Guy, Will (2001). “The Czech lands and Slovakia: another false down?” In Guy, ed. Between Past and Future: the Roma of Central and Eastern Europe. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press. 285-332.

AQCI by Anne Speier, Sarah Wohlfeld

Article: Powell, Chris (1997). “Razor blades amidst the velvet” In: Acton, Thomas (ed) (1997) Gypsy politics and Traveller identity. Hatfield: UHP, pp. 90-99.

AQCI by Barbara Tiefenbacher, Sarah Wohlfeld

Article: Cahn, Claude, Chirico, David, et al.(2002). “Roma in the educational systems of Central and Eastern Europe”. In Cahn, Claude (ed.) Roma Rights: Race, Justice and Strategies for Equality. Amsterdam- New York: IDEA. 71-85.

AQCI by Barbara Tiefenbacher

Article: Guglielmo, Rachel and Waters, Timothy William: “Migrating Towards Minority Status: Shifting European Policy Towards Roma”. In JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies. Vol. 43. Issue 4. November 2005, pp. 763–86, http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/toc/jcms/43/4.

AQCI by Sarah Wohlfeld

Article: Hancock, Ian (2000). “The Consequences of Anti-Gypsy Racism in Europe” in Other Voices. The (e)Journal of Cultural Criticism, v. 2, n.1 (February 2000) http://www.othervoices.org/2.1/hancock/roma.html.

AQCI by Sarah Wohlfeld

Essays

The institutional barriers to the integration of Roma and Travellers in France by Julien André

Nazi Aggression and Population Changes Among the Czechoslovak Roma (Text) and Works Cited by Christina Hatcher

Porrajmos: The Roma Genocide by Christian Paulick

Finding a Solution to the Roma Problem by Saleha Awal

Applied Anthropology and Social Exclusion of the Roma in the Czech and Slovak Republic by Marek Mikus

Discrimination of Roma before and after the revolution -- what has changed? by Barbara Tiefenbacher

The Velvet Revolution -- A Better Era for the Roma? by Sarah Wohlfeld

Field Research Reports (Participant Observation)

PAST WORK

Summer 2004/2005

AQCIs

AQCI by Hana Kozakova, Lauren Jennings, Vladislava Iordanova, Eduard Hulicius

Article: Hancock, Ian (2000). “The Consequences of Anti-Gypsy Racism in Europe” in Other Voices. The (e)Journal of Cultural Criticism, v. 2, n.1 (February 2000), http://www.othervoices.org/2.1/hancock/roma.html.

AQCI by Lauren Jennings, Paul Okeeffe, Sarah-Jane Fulton

AQCI by Eduard Hulicius

Article: Petrova, Dimitrina (2002). “The Denial of Racism.“ In Cahn, Claude (ed.) Roma Rights: Race, Justice and Strategies for Equality. Amsterdam- New York: IDEA. 208-224.

AQCI by Hana Kozakova

Article: Powell, Chris (1997). “Razor blades amidst the velvet” In: Acton, Thomas (ed) (1997) Gypsy politics and Traveller identity. Hatfield: UHP, pp. 90-99.

AQCI by Hana Kozakova, Sarah-Jane Fulton

Article: Vermeersch, Peter (2003). “EU Enlargement and Minority Rights Policies in Central Europe: Explaining Policy Shifts in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. “Jemie Special Focus, 2003, Issues 1, http://www.ecmi.de/jemie/special_1_2003.html.

AQCI by Lauren Jennings, Vladislava Iordanova

Article: Sobotka, Eva (2004). Human Rights and Policy Formation towards Roma in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland. Tel Aviv: Stephen Roth Institute.

AQCI by Sarah-Jane Fulton, Eduard Hulicius

AQCI by Vladislava Iordanova, Eduard Hulicius

Article: Barany, Zoltan (2002). The East European Gypsies. Regime Change, Marginality, and Ethnopolitics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Chapter 7: The International Dimension.

AQCI by Eduard Hulicius

Article: Morris and Clements (1999). Gaining Ground: Law reform for Gypsies and Travellers, UH Press, pp. 59-64 and 69-71 (Over-arching issues).

AQCI by Max Berre

Article: Cahn, Claude - Vermeersch, Peter (2000). „The Group Expulsion of Slovak Roma by the Belgian Government: A Case Study of the Treatment of Romani Refugees in Western Countries.” Cambridge Review of International Affairs, vol. 13, no. 2, Spring-Summer 2000, pp. 71-82.

AQCI by Max Berre

Article: Kenrick, Donald (2001). "Former Yugoslavia: A patchwork of destinies." In Guy, ed. Between Past and Future: the Roma of Central and Eastern Europe. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press, 405-425.

AQCI by Max Berre