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SUMMARY:Inaugural Conference in Romani Studies
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LOCATION:370 Dwinelle Hall
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Ian Hancock\, Director\, The Romani Archives and Documentation Center\, University of Texas-Austin\nJack Greenberg\, Professor of Law\, Columbia University\nJaromir Cekota\, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe\nClaudia Trentini\, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe\nJulia M. White\, Assistant Professor\, University of Rochester\nHelane Levine-Keating\, Professor of English\, Pace University\nAntonio M. Rueda\, Ph.D. Candidate in Spanish and Portuguese\, Tulane University\nElena Tomlinson\, Ph.D. Candidate in Architecture\, UC Berkeley\nM. Benjamin Thorne\, Ph.D. Candidate\, East European History\, Indianna University\nBrigid O’Keeffe\, Assistant Professor of History\, Brooklyn College\, CUNY\nEthel Brooks\, Associate Professor of Women and Gender Studies\, Sociology\, Rutgers University\nCarol Silverman\, Professor of Folklore and Cultural Anthropology\, University of Oregon\nMargaret H. Beissinger\, Research Scholar and Lecturer\, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures\, Princeton University\nTraci Lindsey\, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures\, UC Berkeley\nOthon Alexandrakis\, Ph.D. Candidate\, Program in Hellenic Studies\, Princeton University\nGwendolyn Albert\, Independent Consultant\, Council of Europe’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner\, The European Roma Rights Centre and the Open Society Institute Public Health Program\nCatalina Tesar\, Phd Candidate\, Department of Anthropology\, University College\, London\nDana Stiles\, PhD Student\, Department of Anthropology\, University of Pittsburgh\nJudith Okely\, Professor of Anthropology\, University of Oxford\nTheresa Catalano\, Assistant Professor of Second Language Education and Applied Linguistics\, University of Nebraska-Lincoln\n\nThis conference will gather new methodological approaches within the field of Romani Studies\, a burgeoning and interdisciplinary field that explores the history\, culture and politics of Romanies (Gypsies) in global contexts. By examining and exploring the various strategies by which Romanies have represented themselves and others\, both in dialogue with and apart from the larger societies in which they live\, the Inaugural Conference in Romani Studies seeks to support continued research in this rapidly-growing field. Scholars will present on Romani representations in non-Romani cultures\, contemporary social and political issues facing Romani communities across the globe\, and Roma-related research in the fields of Education\, Comparative literature\, Art History\, Architecture\, History\, Holocaust Studies\, Anthropology\, Ethnomusicology and Women’s and Gender Studies.
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