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200 00$aAll change! $eRomani studies through Romani eyes /$feditors, Damian Le Bas, Thomas Acton
210  1$aHatfield [U.K.] :$cUniversity Of Hertfordshire Press,$d2010.
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327   $aCover; Copyright; I am the common Rom; Contents; Editor's preface by Damian Le Bas; Introduction: a new turning point in the debates over the history and origins of Roma/Gypsies/Travelers by Professor Thomas Acton; Mind the doors! The contribution of linguistics by Professor Ian Hancock; The Gypsies in Turkey: history, ethnicity and identity - an action research strategy in practice by Dr Adrian Marsh; Knowing Gypsies by Dr Brian Belton
327   $aThe construction of the history of the Roma in the 'Great Land' (Russia): notions of Roma history and identity in Imperial, Soviet and post-Soviet Russia by Valdemar Kalinin The possible implications of diasporic consciousness for Romani identity by Damian Le Bas; The importance of the Romany and Traveler Family History Society (RTFHS) by Janet Keet-Black; The RTFHS: a special family history society by Michael Wayne Jones; Afterword: Rom, Roma, Romani, Kale, Gypsies, Travelers, and Sinti ... pick a name and stick with it, already! by Gregor Dufunia Kwiek
330   $aThe welcome emergence of a Gypsy/Roma/Traveller academic and intellectual community has stimulated new reflections on and reassessments of many of the established ideas surrounding Romani history and culture. New questions are being asked and, in turn, new critical challenges have arisen, in part because, for these individuals, Gypsy identity has never been something exotic and Other, but their own. This volume offers new perspectives on the Romani experience from voices that speak with authority and authenticity.
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