Les Gypsy Studieset le droit européen des minorités

Asséo, Henriette

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“…Indeed, as numerous ethnographic studies have shown in the field of anthropology over the last 30 years, the social and cultural diversity of people who either call themselves or are called Roma/Gypsies is overwhelming. 4 As a result, it seems impossible (if not dangerous) to try and reduce it to a few traits and patterns which would justify the ways in which public authorities have been treating them as a homogenous whole (Asséo, 2004).…”

Section: Introduction: Critical Ethnography Of Public Policiesmentioning

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Inclusion and the ‘Arts of Resistance’

Clavé-Mercier

Olivera²

2018

Intersections

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During the last 20 years, processes of social, spatial or economic exclusion suffered by a growing number of people identified as ʻRomaʼ in Europe were progressively investigated and better documented, as, for instance, legal (or para-legal) measures implemented against Roma migrants living in precarious settlements in Western Europe. Over the same period, international or European institutions, national authorities and many NGOs significantly developed local or regional initiatives for ʻRoma inclusionʼ. From ethnographic investigations conducted during several years in two French cities which have implemented social support and housing projects toward Roma immigrants families (Bulgarian in one case, Romanian in the other), this article firstly aims to highlight the effects of the contradictions and paradoxes characterizing the launch and running of many ʻinclusion policiesʼ which, like exclusion policies, are frequently based on stereotypical conceptions of ʻRomaʼ as well as of ʻsocial integrationʼ. Reversing the point of view, we will secondly light the way the ʻtarget familiesʼ of these projects may nevertheless succeed to preserve leeway and to develop different forms of local insertion, using (or not) resources provided by public policies as well as personal and family resources. In so doing, this paper proposes to address the role and value of informality and ʻproductive misunderstandingsʼ in these dynamics of emancipation and effective integration taking place in a strongly binding context.

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Section: Introduction: Critical Ethnography Of Public Policiesmentioning

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Inclusion and the ‘Arts of Resistance’

Clavé-Mercier

Olivera²

2018

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Ordinary encounters: living space and social rhythms among the American Gitanos of Mexico City

Lagunas

2024

Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies

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Former une kumpania . Composition et recomposition des collectifs roms de Provence

Foisneau¹

2018

Ethnologie Française

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Les kumpanji de Roms dits Hongrois s’assemblent et se désassemblent dans un habile tissage qui entrelace les relations entre les personnes et la circulation entre les lieux. Les déplacements permettent tout à la fois de préserver la vie collective et de donner à cette dernière de nouvelles configurations. À travers l’étude de deux formes d’habitation, celle des aires d’accueil et celle des « places », cet article entend montrer, d’une part, comment, à chaque arrivée, se crée un nouvel assemblage des relations et, d’autre part, comment les différents modes de l’occupation de l’espace déterminent une position de soi dans un territoire hétérogène régi par le droit de propriété et les contraintes administratives qui l’accompagnent.

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Les Gypsy Studieset le droit européen des minorités

Cited by 7 publications

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Inclusion and the ‘Arts of Resistance’

Inclusion and the ‘Arts of Resistance’

Ordinary encounters: living space and social rhythms among the American Gitanos of Mexico City

Former une kumpania . Composition et recomposition des collectifs roms de Provence

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