June 15, 2024Sociologie RomaneascaOpen Access

From “At Risk” to “Dangerous” People. The Roma Between Development Policies and Practices of Expulsion

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Roma communities face a shift from being framed as an at-risk group to dangerous people, exposing gaps between European development policies and local practices of expulsion.
Evidence across three regional databases and qualitative semi-structured interviews confirms a systemic policy divergence between central authorities and local municipalities.
Secondary analysis of sociographic mapping data indicates institutional developmentalism must be maintained, as unchecked securitization threatens long-term social stability.

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Secondary analysis reveals a shift from risk framing to securitization among European Roma, highlighting policy gaps between national and local levels.

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Ionuț-Marian Anghel (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e64a0ab6db6435875db224 https://doi.org/10.33788/sr.22.1.1

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Secondary analysis reveals a shift from risk framing to securitization among European Roma, highlighting policy gaps between national and local levels.

From “At Risk” to “Dangerous” People. The Roma Between Development Policies and Practices of Expulsion

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From “At Risk” to “Dangerous” People. The Roma Between Development Policies and Practices of Expulsion

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