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This book aims to provide readers with a detailed account of the “Gypsy”, and a manifesto for reclaiming Romani memories and recognition by addressing the phenomena of resilience through intergenerational emancipatory narratives and agencies. It is based on five years of extensive research, including previous PhD results and the self-narratives and lived experiences shared by over 150 Roma intellectuals. Along with an in-depth critical literature review, the backbone of this uses a mixed research methodology that includes both qualitative and quantitative comparative analysis of first-, second-, third-, and intergenerational Roma intellectual dialogues and lived experiences dating back to the 1920s until the 2020s.
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