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/10.1007/978-3-322-84001-1duce migration overall and eventually challenging the EU principle of freedom of movement. I will highlight the role of scholarly research in contributing to the development of policy narratives, calling for scholars to avoid sensationalising our findings, even if this is seen as an attempt to gain

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Beitrag von Ulrike Wendeling-Schr?derThe key insight is that the “stilled, able beggar” is the only legitimate form of begging in the light of a community of good and able citizens. As this figure is practically unrealizable and deceptive, it flips into the “Roma beggar”. The chapter concludes that this “stilled-Other of the citizen” i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84001-1enacted through national and local legislation with the purpose of expulsion. Accordingly, limiting access to social services gradually replaced migration policies as a new process of selection regarding undesired European migrants from A8 countries. Service providers in the neoliberal bureaucratic

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Reinhard Vo?bein,Hartmut Leschke exert their power as social actors, thus contesting the tendency to “victimize” Roma populations. The study is based on several months of fieldwork carried out in three different municipalities in Serbia, with Roma whose asylum claims in countries of EU have been denied. This chapter aims to add to

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Der PC im Kommunikationssystem,ilt against which the patchwork economy is continuously reconfigured. Finally, the chapter presents analytical insight into the interconnectedness between the micro economy of the Roma household and the broader social and political context of Romania and argues that the former should be regarded as

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