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Studia Romologica

Identifiers

ISSN 1689-4758

Publisher

Muzeum Etnograficzne - Oddzial Muzeum Okregowego w Tarnowie, Tarnow, Poland; www.muzeum.tarnow.pl
Muzeum Etnograficzne - Oddzial Muzeum Okregowego w Tarnowie, Tarnow, Poland; www.muzeum.tarnow.pl

Editorial office

Redakcja "Studia Romologica"

Additional information

Data set: CEJSH

Articles

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Il paese dei campi – wloska polityka segregacji i izolacji wobec Romow

Ewelina Malik

Studia Romologica > 2016 > 9 > 167-183

The article is an analyze of the Italian policy towards the Roma and Sinti at national and local levels on the example of the capital – Rome. The policy of spatial isolation of the Roma in the so-called campi nomadi – the camps for groups of migratory policy which was used since 80-ties of 20th century has led to the institutionalization segregation policy. The culmination of the practice of discrimination...
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Od upadku Muru Berlinskiego do pierwszego Pawilonu Romskiego na weneckim Biennale – od swiata Agnes Daroczi do swiata Daniela Bakera

Thomas Acton, Slawomir Kapralski

Studia Romologica > 2016 > 9 > 31-44

The author presents the evolution of the attitude towards the art of Roma artists, who in the past were often perceived as representatives of a folk art, and who are now professional artists whose work often does not have any connection with the ethnicity of their authors. The author critically analyses the concept of authenticity in art by pointing out the presence of diverse aesthetic traditions...
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Romskie kaplice grobowe na wroclawskim Cmentarzu Osobowickim

Rafal Eysymontt

Studia Romologica > 2016 > 9

Chapels in the Osobowice Cemetery are few in Wroclaw objects connected with national minorities. The Roms appeared in Lower Silesia after the second World War, partly free willingly, partly within the ‘Vistula’ action, though it should bestated that in the area of the Recovered Territories, which were settled by new comers from Poland, they felt good enough. Forms and ideological contents of their...
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