ROMANI ATLANTIC

TRANSCONTINENTAL LOGIC OF ETHNO-RACIAL IDENTITIES

A project that adopts a novel comparative transnational and intercultural perspective in order to examine Romani diaspora and anti-Romani sentiments.

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Presentations 25. 6. 2024 Race, Nation and Lusophone Gypsylorism At the 2024 Prague Forum for Romani Histories conference, Martin argued that 19th-century scholarship's view of Romani people was influenced by colonial and race dynamics.

Publications 18. 6. 2024 Romanies within the interlocking matrix of racialization: How Ciganos in Brazil became accused of introducing an infectious disease In his recent article, Martin Fotta argues that the Romani racial project cannot be isolated from other projects and Romani racialization does not occur separately from other communities.

Publications 12. 4. 2024 Conference Report: Annual Meeting of the Gypsy Lore Society and Conference on Romani Studies, São Paulo, Brazil, October 3–6, 2023 Reflecting on the conference, Anna Clara Viana de Oliveira highlights the significance of the fact that it took place in Latin America and was accessible to a wider audience.

Publications 2. 4. 2024 When ethnicity is “national”: mapping ethnic minorities in Europe’s framework convention for the protection of national minorities Romani minorities are often referred to as the ‘largest European ethnic minority’. An article by Tina Magazzini on what ethnicity means for different European countries has been published in the journal Ethnic and Racial Studies, as part of a larger conversation on the politics of ethnicity in Europe.

Publications 15. 1. 2024 Ma(r)king solidarity boundaries towards migrants: Individual, local and transnational experiences Tina Magazzini jointly with Amandine Desille (University of Lisbon) co-edited a Special Issue published in Partecipazione e Conflitto (PACO), an international journal specialized in the trans-nationalization of social, political and economic processes.

Publications 19. 12. 2023 Book review: Mobilizing Romani Ethnicity: Romani Political Activism in Argentina, Colombia, and Spain by Anna Mirga-Kruszelnicka In the latest issue of Romani Studies, Anna Clara Viana de Oliveira finds Mirga-Kruszelnicka’s book resonant with the growing body of research interested in the racialization and formation of Roma subjects beyond Europe.

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