Titlebook: Constructing Roma Migrants; European Narratives Tina Magazzini,Stefano Piemontese Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84001-1This decision gave rise to a new political phase, which started in 2012, characterized by a new National Strategy for the Inclusion of Roma people. One year later, in the city of Turin, the still unspent financial resources that had been assigned to the ‘emergency’ were converted into funds for ‘Rom

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84001-1g to migrant EU citizens. Taking the Madrid city as a case study, this chapter documents and analyses temporary devices of governance that both limit and force the mobility of Romani families from Romania. Implemented by local authorities through specific policies, temporary devices of governance de

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Beitrag von Ulrike Wendeling-Schr?derf-(im)mobility approach. Based on an ethnographic study, core aspects of this regime for “Roma beggars” are analysed on a micro-scale: criminalizing transport, invisibilising borders, educating beggars, victimization, stillness and deportability. The study investigates the everyday social and physic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84001-1study of Romanian Roma migrants in a city of Wroclaw in Poland. The concept of “Roma exclusion” has come to dominate political discussions about the marginalization of the largest European minority. Placed at the centre of the European Union political agenda it recognized that Roma poverty has multi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84001-1procedures of Central European Roma. After the fifth EU Enlargement in 2007, transnational mobility has become a significant challenge for all western governments. As full EU citizens, large Roma populations now enjoy freedom of movement in Europe. The long standing prejudiced perception of Roma as

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Reinhard Vo?bein,Hartmut Leschke by the Roma from Serbia, as one of the main patterns of their migration, has come to the centre of debated about the rights of obtaining asylum within the existing EU asylum policies, while enforcing the discourse of “false asylum seekers” and “welfare migrants”. By revealing the complex reality wi

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Der PC im Kommunikationssystem,pological fieldwork with Roma women and men who migrate continuously between Denmark and Romania and who mainly make a living by collecting refundable bottles and cans in Copenhagen. They refer to themselves as ., which translates to “bottle people” in Romanian. The chapter proposes the concept of “

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84076-9omani individuals became especially visible after the 2004 and 2007 European Union (EU) Enlargements. However, only a certain type of mobility of intra EU Romani migrants became particularly highlighted by the headlines of European Media: the one that more or less corresponded to a stereotypical ima

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