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September 1, 2025Comparative Southeast European StudiesOpen Access

Here, There, Nowhere: Urban Eviction as State Erasure of Roma Rights and Heritage between Bulgaria and Germany

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Overview

Qualitative studies explore urban eviction effects on Roma heritage and migration patterns across Bulgaria and Germany, suggesting systemic rights erosion.

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze how urban eviction affects the rights and heritage of Roma communities.
  • Qualitative studies conducted in Sofia's district of Zaharna Fabrika
  • Fieldwork focused on Roma settlements
  • Analysis of anti-Roma discourse and neoliberal urban replanning
  • Urban eviction highlighted the erosion of Roma rights and heritage
  • Neoliberal urban planning contributed to migration patterns from Southeastern to Northern Europe
  • Anti-Roma sentiment was linked to far-right violence in urban settings

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Francesco Trupia (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69254f9ec0ce034ddc35a164https://doi.org/10.1515/soeu-2025-0055
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