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ROSALINA BABOURKOVA-HORNER. 2016. Network ghettoes: Powering illegality and the politics of difference in Bulgaria's Romani neighbourhoods. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 38.36%
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NATASHA BERANEK. 2011. 'With us Roma': The narrative engagement and social knowledge of two Czech Romani women. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 68.65%
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MICHAEL BYRNE. 2018. Ethnic identity, acculturation and labour market participation in marginalised communities: The case of the Roma of Shuto Orizari, Macedonia. PhD thesis. Leicester.
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Pop. 14.91%
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R.U. CONSTANTINESCU. 2006. Social mobility and educational attainment among Romanian Rroma. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 61.32%
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MILITSA D. DANOVA. 2011. Roma as a unique cultural minority: The impact of communism and democratisation on Roma in Eastern Europe. PhD thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 57.05%
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ANNA DOBAI. 2018. Everyday discrimination: The experiences of the Hungarian Roma. PhD thesis. Dundee.
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Pop. 18.29%
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MARKéTA DOLEžALOVá. 2018. Czech and Slovak Roma in Leeds: Escaping exceptionality, remaining Roma. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 14.34%
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LIDIA GHEORGHIU. 2015. Building cliques and alliances to 'make things happen' in complex networks [with special reference to Roma in Romania]. PhD thesis. Aston.
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Pop. 35.7%
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JAN GRILL. 2012. On the margins of the states: Contesting Gypsyness and belonging in the Slovak-Ukrainian-Hungarian borderlands and in selected migration contexts. PhD thesis. St Andrews.
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Pop. 49.23%
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TINA GVEROVIć. 2014. Itinerant travellers: Drifting, revisiting, and amnesia [arising from the breakup of former Yugoslavia]. Arts D thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 44%
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I. HERRGOTTOVA. 2008. A comparative study of communist and post-communist policy formation and implementation: Case study of Roma policy in Czechoslovakia and Slovakia 1945-1998. PhD thesis. Paisley West of Scotland.
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Pop. 58.74%
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RACHEL G. HUMPHRIS. 2016. New migrants' home encounters: An ethnography of 'Romanian Roma' and the local state in Luton. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 21.35%
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LÃVIA R. JáRóKA. 2012. Roma identity strategies in the context of economic and social changes in a post-communist urban slum [in Hungary]. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 38.2%
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EVA KOUROVA. 2020. Biopolitics and transformative powers of life: The case of Roma people in Glasgow. PhD thesis. Glasgow Caledonian.
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Pop. 3.3%
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DANIELE V. LEGGIO. 2014. Lace avilen ko radio: Romani language identity on the Internet [with special reference to the Mitrovica Roma]. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 31.51%
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F. SIGONA. 2009. Ethnography of the 'Gypsy problem' in Italy: The case of Kosova Roma and Ashkali in Florence and Venice. PhD thesis. Oxford Brookes.
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Pop. 52.14%
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DORIAN SINGH, 2012. Accessing health care: Barriers to care in a Romanian Roma community. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 37.95%
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CÄƑTÄƑLINA-CONSTANTINA TESÄƑR. 2012. Women married off to chalices: Gender, kinship and wealth among Romanian Cortorari Gypsies. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 37.15%
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MANEKA TOHANI. 2017. Being Roma in Belfast: Challenges, experiences and exclusions. Ph.D. thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 19.98%
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ALEJANDRO TOLEDO. 2013. World music, creative reinterpretation, and the East Moldavian Roma tradition. PhD thesis. London (Goldsmiths).
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Pop. 34.73%
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