This chapter presents a case that illustrates the role of kinship networks in the recent migration
of Romanian Roma groups to the West. Commonly, Roma family networks diverge in …

Although ethnographers and policy-makers have long discussed the socialization patterns
of the Roma—the largest and most marginalized native ethnocultural minority in Europe—, …

… A tentative age for this minor haplogroup would be 1.3 kya (95%CI: 0–2.6); therefore, it most
likely originated soon after the initial period of the Romani diaspora from India; perhaps in …

… According to Hancock, the greatest tragedy to befall the European Romani diaspora was
the … Thus, the stateless existence of the Romani diaspora rendered this already vulnerable …

… In practice, it seems that they are starting to act like affiliated groups, forming a kind of
evangelical Romani diaspora. Considered by many scholars the two most important transversal …

… The purpose of this study is to analyse an emerging issue of Romani Diaspora in different
forms of identity. Besides, this study will also try to find out the origin of the Romani Diaspora …

… How do we define the collective identity of the Romani diaspora in Britain? The participants
in this research defined it in terms of a common culture and shared traditions. Characteristics …

This paper analyzes the marriage, family, and reproductive regimes prevalent in a Roma
group that, in the post-socialist period, has moved from Romania to over 16 countries in …

… The specifics of the Romani diaspora from India are debated by scholars; a widely accepted
view claims that Roma “descend from migrant castes of commercial nomads or peripatetics . …

… In this paper, I discuss the case of Romani diaspora communities, engaged in mobile
practices throughout the centuries, to illustrate how language is maintained, lost, and changes in …