Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics Vol 4. No 2 has been recently published!

Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics Vol 4. No 2 has been recently published!

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Introduction

Judit Durst and Veronika Nagy

 

Transnational Roma Mobilities: The Enactment of Invisible Resistance   

 

Transnational Roma Mobilities

Patrick Ciaschi: Around and Around: The Politics of Mobility in Everyday Lives of Roma in current day Hungary   

Raluca Bianca Roman: Roma Mobility, Beyond Migration: Religious Humanitarianism and Transnational Roma Missionary Work as De-Constructions of Migration          

Juan F. Gamella: Marriage, Gender and Transnational Migrations in the Fertility Transitions of Romanian Roma Women. An Ethnographic Case Study         

Andreea Racles: Walking with Lina in Zamora. Reflections on Roma’s Home-Making Engagements from a Translocality Perspective             

Ana Nichita Ivasiuc:  Social Mobility and the Ambiguous Autonomy of Roma Migration            

Stefania Pontrandolfo: Social Mobilities in the Transnational Migration of Romanian Roma to Italy            

Alexandra Clave-Mercier and Martin Olivera: Inclusion and the ‘Arts of Resistance’. How Do Roma Migrants Develop Autonomy in the Context of Inclusion Policies?  

Joanna Kostka: No Country for Poor People: The Case Study of the Romanian Roma Migrants in Poland                

 

Book Reviews

Gutekunst, M., Hackl, A., Leoncini, S., Schwarz J.S., Gotz, I. (eds.) 2016. Bounded Mobilities. Ethnographic Perspectives on Social Hierarchies and Global Inequalities. Bielefeld: Transcript. by Toni Pranic