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April 29, 2026Sociological Problems Journal

Roma, Crime and Politics in Contemporary Bulgaria

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PCPetar CholakovBulgarian Academy of Sciences

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Discusses Roma crimes in Bulgaria, examining data issues and political impacts on public perceptions.

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze how Roma crimes are portrayed and manipulated by political entities in Bulgaria.
  • Examined trends and problems in data collection on Roma crimes
  • Conducted case studies illustrating public and political attention on Roma criminality
  • Explored the role of ethnic entrepreneurs and political parties in shaping narratives
  • Demonstrated a lack of reliable crime data, affecting comparative studies
  • Highlight negative stereotypes and their effects on public perception of the Roma
  • Identified political exploitation of Roma criminality and its implications for community relations

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Petar Cholakov (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f1a08eedf4b46824807261https://doi.org/10.66384/97951269
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