In contrast to other countries in East Central Europe, Romania stands out because of a high
number of small and segregated Roma settlements. As an ethnic minority, the Roma are …

Roma people are likely Europe's most discriminated and marginalized minority. In the past
years, increasing attention has been paid to their migration to Western Europe and their …

This article contributes to contemporary ethnographies concerning poverty and digital
financial inclusion in Europe. More specifically, it explores how poor Roma families engage …

This thematic double issue on Roma transnational mobilities and migration, to be published
in two parts, seeks to galvanize debate about the value and contribution of ethnographic …

This paper aims to contribute to the exploration of the nexus of poverty, migration and
development by providing what has been lacking thus far; namely, a close ethnographic …

The study aims to analyze the livelihood strategies related to the labour market during the
coronavirus pandemic in the context of the material and income situation in Roma …

The aim of our article is to inquire into the interconnectedness of local social context, mobility
processes and social transformations. We argue that migratory patterns of the local Roma …

The paper applies the notion of segmented assimilation to an inter-generational divide
within a community of Roma migrants from Romania who settled in Manchester, UK …

In recent years, return migration has started to receive increasing attention in academic and
policy circles. In the context of the heated debates on remittances, migration and …

With 10–12 million people, the Roma are considered the largest ethnic minority in Europe. It
includes various groups commonly known as Gypsies, Travellers, Manouches, Ashkali, Sinti …