Romani Studies
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Romani Studies Links
Romani Studies Portals
- Gypsy Collections at the University of Liverpool; comprehensive site.
- Links by O Vurdón; provides links in Romani, English, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese.
- Open Directory Project
- Patrin Web Journal; this comprehensive site contains information on Romani Culture & Museums, Customs & Traditions, History, Organizations, and more.
- Roma in the Czech Republic
- Roma Links; from the Open Society Institute, Hungary (Part of the George Soros foundation network).
- Romani.org
- Romani Issues in Slovakia (Slovak Republic)
- Romany Studies at the Central European University
- Romani Studies at the University of Greenwich
- Romnews
- Unión Romaní
- University of Manchester's Romani Project
Libraries
- Harvard University Library
- Robert Dawson Romany Collection (At the Rural History Centre, University of Reading)
- Romany collection (Brotherton Collection) at the University of Leeds
- University of Liverpool Special Collections
- US Holocaust Memorial Museum Library
Book Trade
Institutes, Societies, and Organizations
- Asociación "La Majarí" (Spain)
- Associazione "Thèm Romanó" (Italy)
- CREA: Gypsy Studies Center (Spain)
- Cultures Tsiganes (France)
- George Borrow Society: promotes knowledge of the life and works of George Borrow (1803-1881) (Great Britain)
- Gypsy Lore Society (Great Britain)
- Pavee Point (Ireland)
- Regional Centre for Romani Issues (Slovak Republic)
- Roma Community and Advocacy Centre (Canada)
- Roma Initiatives at the Open Society Insitute. (Hungary)
Reference Shelf
- Language Resources
- Romani Glossary
- Romani Grammars; links from yourDictionary.com
- yourDictionary.com; links to other Romani dictionaries.
Newspapers and Periodicals
- Gateways
- Periodicals
Bibliographies
- Balval, bibliography of French resources
- Bibliography by 'O Vurdón'
- Bibliography of Spanish Resources
- Limited bibliography from the Roma Education Page at the Open Society Institute (OSI)
- Pavee Point (Irish Travellers) Bibliography
- Roma and forced migration:
- Academic Studies on the Roma in Eastern Europe
- Core collection on "Understanding Roma"
- General Bibliographies about Roma
- Miscellaneous: Memoirs, Biographies, General Information, Nonfiction, and Fiction
- Roma and the Holocaust
- Roma in Albania
- Roma in Austria and Switzerland
- Roma in Bulgaria
- Roma in the Balkans
- Roma in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
- Roma in France
- Roma in Germany
- Roma in Great Britain
- Roma in Hungary
- Roma in India and the Middle East
- Roma in North and South America
- Roma in the Ottoman Empire
- Roma in Poland
- Roma in Romania
- Roma in Russia and the Former Soviet Union
- Roma in Scandinavia and the Netherlands
- Roma in Spain and Portugal
- Roma in the Former Yugoslavia
- Texts Containing General Information about the Roma
- US Holocaust Memorial Museum Bibliographies
Full Text Resources
- Roma Links from the Open Society Institute, contains bibliography and full text articles.
Exhibits
- Photographic exhibit on the Roma of Central and Eastern Europe at the Open Society Institute.
- Photographic exhibit and article by Jason Orton: Challenging Segregation at the Open Society Institute.
Background & History
- Geschichte der Roma
- NPR: The Plight of the Roma
- Romany & Traveller Family History Society
- Romnews Roma History
- Salt Lake City Family History Library
Acknowledgements
The editor for the Romani Studies Links is Sebastian Hierl ( Harvard University). We welcome contributors.
Comments and further suggestions may be sent to: eshierl @ fas.harvard.edu
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