TEMATIKUS BIBLIOGRÁFIÁK
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Szuhay, Péter
Who is a man? The 1992 „ethnic war” at Kétegyháza. – Regio, (1995) 127–153. (Special English language issue) -
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Tomova, Ilona
The Gypsies in the transition period. Sofia: International Center for Minority Studies and Intercultural Relations 1995. 144 p. -
Tong, Diane
Gypsies. A selected bibliography. Central and Eastern Europe. Nationalities Papers, 19 (1991) 3, 413–427. -
Trumpener, Katie
The time of the Gypsies. A ‘people without history’ in the narratives of the West. Critical Inquiry, 18 (1992) 4, 843–884. -
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Tucker, Aviezer
The new Jews. -Telos, (1993–1994) 98–99, 209–217. (Comments on the traditional ethnic scapegoat role of the Romany (Gypsy) population in the former Soviet bloc.) -
Turgeon, Lynn
Discrimination against and affirmative action for gypsies in Eastern Europe. In: The political economy of ethnic discrimination and affirmative action. A comparative perspective. Ed. by Michael L. Wyzan. New York 1990. 155–165. -
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Zamfir, Catalin – Zamfir, Elena
The Romani population. Bucurest: Unicef-Institut de la qualité de la vie, 1993. -
Zang, Theodore Jr.
Destroying ethnic identity: The Gypsies of Bulgaria. New York: Helsinki Watch Committee 1991. 73 p. (Helsinki Watch Report) -
Ahmed, Akbar
The history-thieves: Stealing the Muslim past? History Today, 43 (1993) 11–13. -
Ahmed, Ishtiaq
Ethnicity and separatist movements in South Asia. In: Ethnicity and nationalism. Formation identity and dynamics of conflict in the 1990s. Ed. by Helena Lindholm. Göteborg 1993 93–131. -
Barua, Pradeep P.
Ethnic conflict in the military of developing nations: A comparative analysis of India and Nigeria. Armed Forces and Society, 19 (1992) 1, 123–137.