Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025): Racism and Romani Studies

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.29098/crs.v8i1

Published: 12/11/2025

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Articles

Foreword Moving beyond Gypsylorism

Dezso Mate, Anna Mirga-Kruszelnicka, Iulius Rostas, Calin Rus

4-14
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‘Antigypsyism Does Not Exist’ and Other Assessments. Romani History by a Romani Historian Evaluated at the White Academy

Rafael Buhigas Jiménez

16-38
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Racialization of Roma, European Modernity, and the Entanglement of Empires

Lesia Pahulich

40-61
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Darkland, Fairyland, Gypsyland: ‘Gypsy’ Heterotopias and Barthesian Prestidigitation

Gaëtan Cognard

62-89
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Discursive Exposures of Exclusion through the Figure of the Traitor

Nora Tyeklar

90-111
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Beyond Tuition: Addressing Structural Barriers for Romani Students in Higher Education

Martina Boykova Drobenova, Ognyan Isaev

112-132
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Old Blouses, Old Houses: Hauntings of Romani Slavery in the Production of Romanian Nationalism

Stefania Cotei

134-153
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Reclaiming Folk in Discourses about Music. Kotel Roma’s Strategies against Antigypsyism

Camilla Salvatore

154-172
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Book reviews

Marius Turda. 2024. În căutarea românului perfect. Specific național, degenerare rasială și selecție socială în România modernă [In search of the perfect Romanian. National specificity, racial degeneration, and social selection in modern Romania]. Iași: Polirom.

Adrian-Nicolae Furtună

173-180
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Felix B. Chang and Sunnie T. Rucker- Chang. 2020. Roma Rights and Civil Rights: A Transatlantic Comparison. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Eddie Bruce-Jones

182-185
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Iulius Rostas. 2019. A Task for Sisyphus: Why Europe’s Roma Policies Fail. Budapest: Central European University Press

Dóra Bogárdi

186-195
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Arts and culture

Producing Knowledge from within Critical Romani Studies and the Institutional Role of the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (ERIAC)

Anna Mirga-Kruszelnicka, Dezso Mate

196-207
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Reclaiming the Narrative: A Critical Turn in Romani Studies

Diana Aburas

208-220
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Revisiting Tools for Change: Reflections on Methodologies and Desire-based Approaches in Roma-related Research

Sanni Matleena Lindroos

222-233
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Romani Epistemic Resistance beyond White Fragility: Decolonial Refusal in a Workshop on Romani Genocide

Rufat Demirov

234-241
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Reparative Memory and the Visibility of Roma Subjectivity in Otto Mueller’s ‘Gypsy’ Depictions – Anger, Pride, and Shame

Dezso Mate, André Raatzsch

242-255
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Making the Invisible Visible – Roma in the Programme of European Capitals of Culture: From Marseille 2013 to Timișoara 2023

Calin Rus

256-265
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Charting New Frontiers in Democracy: A Romani Voice in Parliament

Ismael Cortés Gómez, Carmen Cañete Quesada

266-273
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