Roma in Central and Southeastern Europe: Navigating Muslim Identities, Challenges and Activism

Publication date
2024Publisher / Publication place
Faculty of Humanities, Charles University; Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade (Prague, Belgrade)ISBN / ISSN
ISBN: 978-86-82324-88-1Metadata
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This publication has a published version with DOI 10.5281/zenodo.14557515
Abstract
The edited volume addresses a complex and underexplored intersection of ethnic, religious, and activist identities. It focuses on the experiences of Roma communities with Muslim identities, situating their struggles within broader frameworks of discrimination, resilience, and ideas about societal transformation. By examining the nexus of antigypsyism and anti-Muslim hate, as well as the activism emerging from these intersecting oppressions, the volume fills a critical gap in the existing academic literature. It sheds light on a range of issues, including the effects of multiple discrimination on specific groups, such as Roma women and the diverse strategies of resistance and community engagement within these marginalized populations.
Keywords
Roma in Central and South-Eastern Europe, Roma history, Antigypsyism, Roma women, Roma Muslims, Anti-Muslim hate, Activism
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