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Soft cover. Etat : New. Paperback. Pbo. Small 4to. (28 x 17 cm). In English. 230 p., ills. Gypsies and the problem of identities. Contextual, constructed and contested. Papers at the First International Romani Studies Conference in Istanbul, at the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul, April 10-12, 2003. What is the role and responsibility of Romani Studies scholars, and how can those engaged in this field change the situation of Gypsies in the world? In what ways are Gypsy identities contextual, constructed and contested? What are the historical and contemporary challenges that influence the trans-national aspirations of the Gypsy emancipation movement? How do we understand and explain social and cultural boundaries, as they relate to self-consciousness and non-Romani societies? How much do we know about the origins of the Gypsies, and what are the epistemological problems involved in the writing, and re-writing of Romani history? In Gypsies and the Problem of Identities ¿ Contextual, Constructed and Contested, these and many other topics and themes are discussed by scholars from all over the world. Amongst the contributors are both well-known names such as Acton, Hancock and Marushiakova & Popov as well as researchers and activists from a newer generation in the field of Romani Studies. The publication that is dedicated to the memory of two important Romani Studies scholars, Nabil Sobhi Hanna and Angus Fraser, is the outcome of the first international Romani Studies conference in Istanbul, that took place at the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul in April 2003. This publication is the first English reader highlighting the situation of the Gypsies in Turkey and the Middle East.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. 230pp paperback, very good edoied papers presented at the First Romani Studies Conference in Istanbul held in 2003 consisting of 19 papers.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. MARSH, ADRIAN - ELIN STRAND (Edited by) Gypsies and the problem of identities. Contextual, constructed and contested. Papers at the First International Romani Studies Conference in Istanbul, at the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul, April 10-12, 2003. Istanbul: Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul, 2006. 4to., 230 p., ills. Signed and inscribed by the author. Paperback. Very good ISBN: 9186884174 CATALOG: Social history KEYWORDS: Gipsy Social history sociology What is the role and responsibility of Romani Studies scholars, and how can those engaged in this field change the situation of Gypsies in the world? In what ways are Gypsy identities contextual, constructed and contested? What are the historical and contemporary challenges that influence the trans-national aspirations of the Gypsy emancipation movement? How do we understand and explain social and cultural boundaries, as they relate to self-consciousness and non-Romani societies? How much do we know about the origins of the Gypsies, and what are the epistemological problems involved in the writing, and re-writing of Romani history? In Gypsies and the Problem of Identities - Contextual, Constructed and Contested, these and many other topics and themes are discussed by scholars from all over the world. Amongst the contributors are both well-known names such as Acton, Hancock and Marushiakova & Popov as well as researchers and activists from a newer generation in the field of Romani Studies. The publication that is dedicated to the memory of two important Romani Studies scholars, Nabil Sobhi Hanna and Angus Fraser, is the outcome of the first international Romani Studies conference in Istanbul, that took place at the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul in April 2003. This publication is the first English reader highlighting the situation of the Gypsies in Turkey and the Middle East.

Soft cover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. 230 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 28 cm. Contents: Introduction : in memoriam : the scholarship of Nabil Sobhi Hanna and Angus Fraser / Elin Strand / Adrian Marsh 1. Romani politics, scholarship, and the discourse of nation-building : Romani studies in 2003 / Thomas Acton 2. ". the strumming of their silken bows" : the Firdausi legend of Bahram Gur in the context of narratives of origin in Romani histories / Adrian Marsh 3. Using oral histories and customs of the Kosovo Roma as a guide to their origins / Paul Polansky 4. On Romany origins and identity questions for discussion / Ian Hancock 5. European Roma in the state of Israel / Valery Novoselsky 6. Romanlar and ethno-religious identity in Turkey : a comparative perspective / Elin Strand 7. Makus Ma! Me de Rom Sinom! : images of gypsies in the Turkish lands 1 / Mustafa Ozunal 8. cultural heritage of the Roma and Resande represented in the Malmo Museer / Eva Hansen / Kennet Johansson 9. International Romani Writers Association / Irka Cederberg 10. Abdals of Sulukule : images of gypsies in the Turkish lands 2 / Stefan Bladh 11. Perceptions of identity amongst the Tarlabasi Gypsies, Izmir / Suat Kolukirik 12. Human rights and policy formulation towards the Roma in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary / Eva Sobotka 13. Mahalle identity Roman (gypsy) identity under urban conditions / Udo Mischek 14. overview of the Romanlar in Turkey / Ana Oprisan 15. Ottoman gypsies & taxation a comment on Cantemir's ". about the gypsy people, who are numerous in the Turkish country" / Adrian Marsh 16. Nabil Sobhi Hanna : a personal reflection / Bernard Streck 17. Turkish gypsies in the Balkans and the countries of former Soviet Union / Elena Marushiakova / Vesselin Popov 18. Where exactly is Cincin Baglart? / Emine Onaran Incirlioglu. In Memoriam : The Scholarship of Nabil Sobhi Hanna and Angus Fraser / Elin Strand and Adrian Marsh 1. Romani Politics, Scholarship, and the Discourse of Nation-building: Romani Studies in 2003 / Thomas Acton 2. ђ́جђ́the strumming of their silken bows.ђ́ح The Firdausi Legend of Bahram Gür in the Context of Narratives of Origin in Romani Histories / Adrian Marsh 3. Using Oral Histories and Customs of the Kosovo Roma as a Guide to their Origins / Paul Polansky 4. On Romany Origins and Identity ђ́أ Questions for Discussion / Ian Hancock 5. European Roma in the State of Israel / Valery Novoselsky 6. Romanlar and Ethno-Religious Identity in Turkey : A Comparative Perspective / Elin Strand 7. Makus Ma! Me de Rom Sinom! Images of Gypsies in the Turkish lands 1 / Mustafa Özunal 8. The Cultural Heritage of the Roma and Resande represented in the Malmö Museer / Eva Hansen and Kennet Johansson 9. The International Romani Writers Association / Irka Cederberg 10. The Abdals of Sulukule Images of Gypsies in the Turkish lands 2 / Stefan Bladh 11. Perceptions of Identity Amongst the Tarlabasi Gypsies, Izmir / Suat Kolukırık 12. Human Rights and Policy Formulation towards the Roma in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary / Eva Sobotka 13. Mahalle Identity ђ́أ Roman (Gypsy) Identity under Urban Conditions / Udo Mischek 14. An Overview of the Romanlar in Turkey / Ana Oprişan 15. Ottoman Gypsies and Taxation: A comment on Cantemir's ђ́جђ́about the Gypsy people, who are numerous in the Turkish countryђ́ح / Adrian Marsh 16. Nabil Sobhi Hanna : A Personal Reflection / Bernard Streck 17. The Turkish Gypsies in the Balkans and the Countries of Former Soviet Union / Elena Marushiakova and Vesselin Popov 18. Where exactly is Çinçin Baglari/ Emine Onaran İncirlioğlu 19. The Current Situation of the Rom in Jordan / Allen Williams Afterword / Rüdiger Benninghaus.