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August 13, 2026Journal of Contemporary European Studies

Neoliberal displacement and “institutionalized” segregation: a comparative analysis of Roma marginalization in Türkiye and Slovakia

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STSylvia TIRYAKI

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Analyzes state policies affecting Roma populations in Türkiye and Slovakia, suggesting systemic exclusion despite differing EU influences.

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  • The research aims to explore how state policies in Türkiye and Slovakia impact the marginalization of Roma populations through neoliberal practices and institutionalized segregation.
  • Comparative analysis of state policies in Türkiye and Slovakia.
  • Examination of neoliberal urban governance and segregation practices.
  • Analysis of EU influence on national policies affecting Roma communities.
  • Türkiye employs market-driven displacement, including forced evictions, leading to economic precarity for the Roma.
  • Slovakia's antidiscrimination laws contradict its facilitation of segregation and inadequate living conditions for Roma communities.
  • Both countries exhibit similar outcomes in terms of spatial control and political disenfranchisement despite differing policy approaches.

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Sylvia TIRYAKI (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7d76e62b0e0cff3f640bc8https://doi.org/10.1080/14782804.2026.2711362
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