Gypsy territory

Gypsy territory
Vol. 48, 2018/4 - pages
Pages 581 to 600

Gypsies and anthropology: Legacies, challenges, and perspectives

By Martin Olivera, Jean-Luc Poueyto
Pages 601 to 612

To be Manush: A story of families

By Jean-Luc Poueyto
Pages 613 to 622

Marriages, wealth, and generations among Romanian Cortorari Roma: Notes on a future-oriented kinship

By Cătălina Tesăr
Pages 623 to 634

Balanced or negative reciprocity. Thinking/remembering, seeing dreams, and collecting money among the Sinti in northern Italy

By Élisabeth Tauber
Pages 635 to 644

Creating a kumpania: Formation and reformation processes of Roma collectives in Provence

By Lise Foisneau, translated from the French by John Angell
Pages 645 to 656

The shifting contours of the notion of “family” in migrant Roma integration policy: A case study

By Alexandra Clavé-Mercier, translated from the French by John Angell
Pages 657 to 672

Interpretations of early marriage in the legal system in England. Review of an experience of expertise

By Michael Stewart
Pages 673 to 686

Manush society in the nineteenth century. On the topic of some of Paul Bataillard’s ethnographic explorations

By Ilsen About
Pages 687 to 698

Republican discourse about the “nomads” (1908-1912): The cases of Étienne Flandin and Marc Réville

By Emmanuel Filhol
Pages 699 to 706

“And we carry them within us.” Ceija Stojka and the memory of the Gypsy genocide

By Sabine Forero Mendoza
Pages 707 to 714

Readings on the topic

Pages 715 to 728

The ethnologist, images, and phantoms. Three stories of gypsy science-fiction and their implications for visual anthropology

By Filippo Bonini Baraldi
Pages 729 to 742

Braiding cheese in Zázrivá (Slovakia). From the sheep tradition to the cheese craft

By Michel Lompech, Daniel Ricard
Pages 743 to 750

Back in business: Evolution and history at the new Musée de l’Homme

By Nathan Schlanger
Pages 751 to 756

Review 

Pages 756 to 764

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