Abstract
Foreword Hristo Kyuchukov Introduction Maja Miskovic Part I: Roma Education between Theory, Policy and Politics Roma as Homines Educandi: A Collective Subject between Educational Provision, Social Control, and Humanism Sevasti Trubeta Educating Against the Cultural Politics and Complicities of Containment Cathryn Teasley Scapegoated in Schools: Reading a Collective Roma Narrative Alexandra Fidyk The Roma People: Problem or Mirror for Western European Society? An Exploration of Educational Possibilities Elias Hemelsoet Beyond Numbers: Education and Policy in the Decade of Roma Inclusion Svjetlana Curcic and Shayna Plaut Part II: Educational Practices and Experiences The Schooling of Romani Americans: An Overview Ian Hancock (o Yanko le Redjosko) Integration of Gypsy/ Roma/Traveller Children in English Schools: Trojan or Pantomime Horse? Martin P. Levinson Roma, Non-Roma and the Modern Working Class (Familiar) Stranger Annabel Tremlett Special Needs and Alternative Strategies: Roma Education in Hungary Katalin R. Forray The Shades of Incomplete: Roma Educational Policy in Bulgaria Elena Marushiakova and Vesselin Popov Part III: Roma and Public Curriculum Support for Roma in Higher Education and Social Cohesion Eben Friedman and Stela Garaz The Linguistic Richness of Roma in Serbia: Banat and its Multilingual Dimension Biljana Sikimic and Annemarie Sorescu Marinkovic Litigating Exclusion, Inclusion and Separation: Dilemmas of Justice in Roma Education Reform William New Traveling Activism and Knowledge Production in Contemporary Romani Politics Huub van Baar
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