Domestic Versus State Reason? How Roma Migrants in France Deal with Their Securitization

The production of irregular citizenship through mobile governmentalities: racism against roma at the security-mobility nexus

“…Yet, historically the former kinds of viapolitics have always coincided with manifestations of counter-conducts in which Roma have demonstrated that they do not want to be governed 'this way'. Throughout history and up till now, Roma have frequently routed and rerouted their trajectories and journeys to circumvent or challenge particularly harsh governmental interventions or measures in order to create opportunities for the alternative ways they want to live their lives and, without romanticizing them, they have also done so more or less successfully in many cases (see, e.g., Le Bas 2018;Legros and Lièvre 2019).…”

Public transport accessibility and spatial exclusion in Roma settlements: A case study of three regions in Eastern Slovakia

“…Khan (2012, 5) emphasised the spatial dimension of social exclusion linked with a policy focus on those living in 'deprived areas', where poor housing, inadequate social services, weak political voice and lack of decent work all combine to create an experience of marginalisation. Legros and Li�vre (2019) point to the fact that although the Roma may seem fairly well integrated in housing terms, this relative spatial integration does not necessarily translate into meaningful neighbourhood interaction. Rather, neighbourhood relations are often characterised by racism, stigmatisation and intolerance of Roma cultural practices, with these sentiments equally apparent in the formal educational setting.…”