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SUMMER 2006
Lecture materials are uploaded on weekly basis.
All required and optional readings can be accessed on-line via our password-protected site:
http://romaonline.fsv.cuni.cz/readerSM628.htm
Please see Laura for the username and password.
1. General background
Session 1 Introduction to the course and terminology
This introductory lecture provides a background framework for the course in terms of the key terminology, core issues in the area of
minority studies, and the need for an interdisciplinary approach.
Power Point lecture notes can be downloaded here Session
2 Issues of multiculturalism
Selma Muhic will provide and overview of state responses to
minority groups requirements and will present background for the
Liberalism
Communitarianism Debate and its impact
Power Point lecture notes can be downloaded here
Session 3 Multiculturalism and European legal framework
The session closes up the multiculturalism and identity politics
issue and focuses on European legislative framework and relevant international instruments
Power Point lecture notes can be downloaded here Session
4 Racism, discrimination. Equal opportunity. Migration - Asylum
Nexus.
Power Point lecture notes can be downloaded here
Notes and definition of EO is available here,
handout on EO law is available here
From Law to Practice:
Case study 1 - Access to public
services
Case study 2 - Access to
employment
Case study 3 - Education
Article on Asylum trends is available here.
Session 5 Porrajmos
Power Point lecture notes will be available soon. Password
protected readings can be downloaded here. Session
6 - 7 Case study - the Roma
Power Point lecture notes can be downloaded here
The Roma Road (video cum discussion)
article on the film by Jan Čulík , Czech version is available here
some press coverage in UK
and again Jan Čulík
Field research methodolody guide
Field research report assessment sheet
IIII NEW:
Asiedu, Dita. "Roma Ghettos - Hundreds, Not Dozens?" Radio Praha. 19 Apr. 2006.
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