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Lifelong Learning and the Roma Minority in Central and Eastern Europe

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Publication date: 30 September 2019

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(2019), "Index", Óhidy, A. and Forray, K.R. (Ed.) Lifelong Learning and the Roma Minority in Central and Eastern Europe, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 221-228. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83867-259-120191012

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INDEX

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate footnotes.

Absenteeism
, 82, 172

Action Plan to Support Roma in Moldova for 2007–2010
, 131

Adult education
, 106–107, 196–197

in Moldova
, 130–131

AMALIPE Center for Interethnic Dialogue and Tolerance
, 28

Amnesty International
, 195

Antiziganism
, 2, 5

Archaic Romanian dialect
, 58

Association of Roma-Gypsies
, 73

Atlas of Roma Communities
, 182, 185–186, 193

Bergitka Roma
, 137

Boyash (Bajaški)
, 57–58, 101

Bulgaria, Roma Minority in

culture and language/s
, 30–32

number, groups, names and legal status
, 27–29

Roma in Education System of Bulgaria
, 32–44

social situation
, 29–30

Bulgarian Council of Ministers on Mother Tongue Learning in the Bulgarian Public Schools
, 35

Bulgarian language
, 30–31, 34–35, 38

Bulgarian Law

on Establishment of ‘Educational Integration of Children and Students from Ethnic Minorities’ Fund
, 36

on Level of Education
, 35–36

on Preschool and School Education
, 36–37

Bulgarian Public Education Act
, 35

Burgudzhii
, 30

Carpathian Roma (see Bergitka Roma)

Center for Educational Integration of Children and Students from the Ethnic Minorities (CEICSEM)
, 39

Central European countries, Roma minority in
, 4–6

Central Statistical Office census surveys
, 100

Centre for Education Policy Studies (CEPS)
, 63n2

Centrum of Multicultural Education
, 83

Ciacipen principle
, 142

Citizenship
, 52

Classification of Occupations in Romania (COR)
, 175

College

in Moldova
, 129–130

in Roma
, 64–65

in Slovakia
, 196

Communication and Cross Country Learning Programme
, 20

Community centres
, 199

Constitution of Republic of Bulgaria
, 35

Constitution of Slovak Republic
, 183

Constitutional Act
, 183

Constitutional protection of minorities
, 183

Council of Europe
, 16

Croatia
, 4

Croatian Education System
, 60

early and preschool education
, 60

elementary education
, 61

postgraduate education
, 61

secondary education
, 61

tertiary education
, 61

Croatian-Romani Dictionary
, 58

Culture
, 131

in Moldova
, 124–125

in Romania
, 164–165

in Slovakia
, 189–193

Cultural model
, 76n2

Curriculum policy
, 176

Customs
, 137, 144

Czech economy
, 75

Czech National Council
, 73

Czech Republic, Roma population in
, 71

educational attainment
, 79–83

family background
, 86–87

institutions
, 87

legal status
, 73–74

number, groups and names
, 71–73

personal intentions
, 88

policies and support programmes
, 84–85

research relating to current state
, 85–89

social status
, 74–79

teachers
, 88

Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
, 73

Decade Action Plans
, 19

Decade of Roma Inclusion
, 17–20, 39

Decade of Roma Integration
, 185

Default values of schema
, 76n2

Degeša Roma
, 189

Desegregation
, 41

Diversity
, 159

Dureder famel’ija
, 191

Early education
, 60

Early marriage
, 125, 129

Early school leaving (ESL)
, 107

Eastern Europe, Roma migration from
, 6

Eastern European countries, Roma minority in
, 4–6

Education and science
, 131

Education Law (2011)
, 165

Education system, Roma in
, 165

of Bulgaria
, 32

education programme in English and Romanian
, 166–167

educational attainment of Roma
, 168–171

policies and support programmes for Roma education
, 171–176

policy measures for Roma integration
, 34–44

preschool education
, 169–170

primary education
, 170

reasons for low education level
, 33–34

Romanian education system
, 165–168

in Slovakia
, 193

statistical data
, 32–33

tertiary education
, 171

upper secondary education
, 170

Education(al)
, 9, 17, 31

activities
, 7

in college and university
, 106

inclusion
, 172

materials
, 176

participation and success
, 105–106

policies in European Union
, 199

questions
, 8

Roma people in
, 2

in special schools
, 106

Educational attainment of Roma
, 62, 168–171

college and university
, 64–65

in Czech Republic
, 79

elementary school
, 62–64

mandatory preschool education
, 80

preschool education
, 62

primary school
, 80–81

secondary school
, 64, 82–83

Elementary education
, 61–62

in Moldova
, 126–129

Employment
, 9, 17, 52, 74–75, 103–104

Equality
, 183

Ethnic communities
, 43

EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies up to 2020
, 151

European Commission’s Roma Task Force
, 9

European Conventions on Human Rights
, 16

European credit transfer and accumulation system (ECTS)
, 61

European Economic Area Grants
, 174

European institutions, Roma self-organisation and positions of
, 16–17

European Roma and Travellers Forum (ERTF)
, 17

European Roma Grassroots Organizations Network (ERGO)
, 18

European Roma Information Office
, 17

European Roma Policy Coalition (ERPC)
, 18

European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC)
, 16–17, 195

European Social and Employment Policy
, 133

European Union (EU)
, 2, 80

European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA)
, 2, 18

Extracurricular Programme in Hungary
, 108

FAJTA group
, 191

Finances in Roma settlements
, 188–189

‘Food for schools and kindergartens’ programme
, 174

Forum of European Roma Young People
, 17

Framework Convention of Protection of National Minorities
, 16, 37

Framework Educational Programme for children
, 81

Framework Programme for Integration of Minorities
, 41

Functional literacy programmes
, 172

Gandhi High School
, 108–109

Gender
, 5

Gold (Au)
, 190

Golem effect
, 89

‘Gradesh Gypsies’
, 31

Guidelines on Integration of Minority Children and Students
, 36

Gypsy population
, 50, 97–98, 189

Hungarian-speaking
, 98

languages
, 100

linguistic groups of Hungarian Roma
, 100–101

Health
, 17

sector in Moldova
, 122–124

situation
, 77–78

and social protection
, 131

Housing
, 9, 17, 101–103

situation
, 76–77

Human Resources Development Operational Programme (OPHRD)
, 42–43

Human rights
, 16

Hungarian education system
, 104

Hungarian-speaking Gypsies
, 98

Hungary, Roma population in
, 95

educational situation
, 104–107

school success supporting educational initiatives and programmes
, 107–110

social situation
, 101–104

Inclusive education projects
, 199

Indo-Arian branch
, 116

Indo-European language
, 116, 165

Information

resources
, 121

technologies
, 121

Infrastructure in Roma settlements
, 186–187

Intensive educational support (IES)
, 177

Internationalisation
, 133

ISCED 1
, 194

ISCED 2
, 194

Job instability
, 188

Jobs/labour
, 132

Kindergartens
, 30, 34

Kinship
, 164

Košice Government Programme
, 73

Labour market
, 185

and Roma
, 187–188

Language
, 78–79, 144–145

in Moldova
, 124–125

in Romania
, 164–165

in Slovakia
, 189–193

Language Support Teacher
, 38

Lifelong learning
, 171

participation
, 171

for Roma in Europe
, 8–9

Roma people in
, 2

Linguistic groups of Hungarian Roma
, 100–101

Livelihood strategies
, 74–75

Living conditions in Moldova
, 118–122

Lovari in Croatia
, 50, 53

Ludari
, 58

Malopolska voivodeship
, 137, 143

Mandatory preschool education
, 78

‘Manushe’
, 85

Marxist–Leninist philosophy
, 5

Medical care in Roma settlements
, 187–188

Medˉimurje County
, 54

Ministry of Education
, 83, 174–176

Ministry of Informational Development
, 132

Ministry of Interior and Administration (MIA)
, 136, 149

Minorities Act (1993)
, 99n3, 108

Minority language education
, 175

Mountain Roma (see Bergitka Roma)

Muntenci
, 58

National Action Plan under the Initiative ‘Decade of Roma Inclusion’
, 39–40

National High School
, 108–109

National Institute of Public Health
, 77

National Institute of Statistics
, 28

National Programme for Development of School and Preschool Education and Training
, 42

National Programme for Fuller Encompassing and Retention of Students at Compulsory school Age
, 44

National Roma Integration Strategies
, 9

of Republic of Bulgaria
, 40–41

National Strategy for Roma Inclusion
, 21–22

National Strategy for Tertiary Education in Romania
, 168

Neo-liberal system
, 5

Neo-patrimonialistic system
, 5

Non-discrimination
, 185

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
, 28, 84–85, 87

Non-Roma
, 16, 20

children
, 106, 127–129, 170, 173, 198

households
, 7, 115, 118–122, 128–129, 163

peers
, 105–106, 111

population
, 6, 8, 19, 21, 63, 105, 118–121, 123, 125–126, 128, 133, 168, 170

Nuremberg Laws
, 138

Pativ (faith)
, 164–165

Phare National Programme for Bulgaria
, 41

Phralipen
, 164–165

PISA test
, 169

Poland

governmental programmes of support for Roma education in
, 149–151

Programme’s Premises and School Reality
, 151–154

Roma community in
, 138–140

Roma education in
, 144–149

Roma population in
, 136–138

selected factors in Roma community and potential problems source
, 141–144

Policies and support programmes for Roma education
, 65–66, 84–85

Policy
, 2

measures for Roma integration
, 34–44

Policy Development and Capacity Building Program
, 20

Polish culture
, 142

Polish schools
, 145, 152, 154

Polska Roma
, 137, 139

Porraimos
, 138

Post-communistic states
, 5

Postgraduate education
, 61

Poverty
, 5, 185

Prejudice
, 2

Preschool education
, 60, 62, 105, 169–170

Primary education
, 88, 170

Primary schools
, 33, 80–82, 194

education
, 105–106

Project Support Programme
, 20

Republic of Croatia
, 50–53, 58–59

Republic of Moldova, Roma minority in
, 116

culture and language(s)
, 124–125

health
, 122–124

living
, 118–122

number, groups, names and legal status
, 116–118

policies and support programmes for Roma education
, 131–133

Roma education system in
, 126–131

social situation
, 118

Roma
, 189

activists
, 19

classes
, 145

communities
, 3–4

culture
, 56

disadvantages and multiple deprivations
, 6–8

in education system of Bulgaria
, 32–44

ethnonym
, 98

family
, 52, 56–57

groups
, 18

hidden minority
, 2–4

identity
, 4

intellectuals
, 72

lifelong learning for Roma in Europe
, 8–9

minority in Central and Eastern European countries
, 4–6

pupils
, 86

self-organisation and positions of European institutions
, 16–17

in Slovakian education system
, 193–197

social movement
, 16

studies
, 83

teaching assistants
, 152

women
, 54

‘Roma Children and Parents Want to School!’ Project
, 176–178

Roma Civic Initiative
, 74

Roma community
, 28–29, 31, 81–82, 86–87

in Bulgaria
, 30

in Poland
, 138–140

in Slovakia
, 181

Roma Early Childhood Inclusion (RECI+)
, 59

Roma education

action directions of strategy
, 172–173

adult education
, 130–131

college and university
, 129–130

community centres
, 199

elementary school
, 126–128

governmental programmes of support for
, 149–151

in Moldova
, 126

pedagogical assistant
, 198–199

in Poland
, 144–149

policies and support programmes
, 171–176, 197–199

programmes for Roma people’s education
, 174–176

projects of inclusive education
, 197

Romanian Initiative
, 176–178

school education
, 126

secondary school
, 128–129

year 0 for children
, 197

Roma Education Fund (REF)
, 18, 175, 195

purpose and impact
, 20–21

Scholarship Programme
, 20

Roma High School of Social Work
, 84

Roma Inclusion

decade of
, 17–20

National Strategy for
, 21–22

Roma language pedagogy in higher educational institutions
, 42

Roma minority

books in Romani languages
, 59–60

in Bulgaria
, 27

by Counties
, 55

in Croatia
, 50

Croatian Education System
, 60–61

culture and language(s)
, 30–32, 56–58

data on education of Roma national minority members
, 60

in Education System of Bulgaria
, 32–44

educational attainment of Roma
, 62–65

measures for improving Roma languages
, 58–59

number, groups, names and legal status
, 27–29

numbers, groups, names and legal status
, 51–53

policies and support programmes for Roma education
, 65–66

in Republic of Moldova
, 116–118

in Slovakia
, 181–182

social situation
, 29–30, 53–56

Roma population
, 97–98, 118

changes in Residence Area in Moldova
, 119

in Czech Republic
, 71

in education and lifelong learning
, 2

educational attainment
, 79–83

educational situation
, 104–107

family background
, 86–87

in Hungary
, 97

institutions
, 87

legal status
, 73–74

linguistic groups of Hungarian Roma
, 100–101

number, groups and names
, 71–73

personal intentions
, 88–89

policies and support programmes
, 84–85

research relating to current state
, 85–89

school success supporting educational initiatives and programmes
, 107–110

social situation
, 101–104

social status
, 74–79

teachers
, 88

Roma schema
, 76n2

Roma settlements
, 186

finances in
, 188–189

infrastructure in
, 186–187

medical care in
, 187

Roma Sub-ethnic Groups in Czech Republic
, 72

Romani (chib)
, 57, 116

Romani language
, 82–83, 116, 196

books in
, 59–60

Romani Language Day
, 58–59

Romani-Croatian Dictionary
, 58

Romania, Roma minority in
, 159

culture and language(s)
, 164–165

number, groups, names and legal status
, 161–163

Roma in education system
, 165–178

social situation
, 163–164

Romanian education system
, 165–168

Romanipen
, 137n2, 138, 142, 164

Romano akharipe: Grajualucaganjilor (Pongrac)
, 59

RomaReact
, 18

Romaversitas foundation, invisible college of
, 109

Romungro
, 100–101

Rumungre
, 71

Rumungro Roma
, 189–191

Schools
, 30, 34

dropout
, 176

education
, 126

for pupils with special educational needs
, 194–195

Secondary education
, 61

Secondary schools
, 64, 82–83, 195–196

education
, 105–106

in Moldova
, 128–129

Secondary Vocational School (Stredná odborná škola)
, 196

Serviko Rom
, 190

SFERA Association
, 53

Slovak Republic
, 182

Slovak Roma
, 71

Slovak school system
, 194

Slovakia, Roma minority in
, 181–183

adult education
, 196–197

culture and language(s)
, 189–193

legislation on status of Roma
, 183–185

policies and support programmes for Roma education
, 197–199

Roma in Slovakian education system
, 193–197

social situation
, 185–189

Slovakian education system, Roma in
, 193

adult education
, 196–197

college and university
, 196

estimated educational level in Roma community
, 193–194

primary schools
, 194

schools for pupils with special educational needs
, 194–195

secondary schools
, 195–196

Slovo21
, 84

Social Internationalisation
, 133

Social situation
, 29–30, 118–125, 185–186

of Roma
, 53–56

of Roma minority in Hungary
, 101–104

finances in Roma settlements
, 188–189

infrastructure in Roma settlements
, 186–187

labour market and Roma
, 187–188

location of settlements
, 185

medical care in Roma settlements
, 187

in Romania
, 163–164

Socialist or Communist societies
, 5

Southern Europe, Roma migration from
, 6

South East Europe Countries (SEE Countries)
, 63n2

Strategy for Educational Integration of Children and Students from Ethnic Minorities
, 37–39

Strategy for Inclusion Romanian Citizens
, 171

Strategy of Slovak Republic for Roma Integration
, 185

Tanoda
, 108

TernYpe
, 18–19

Tertiary education
, 61, 171

Top-down approaches
, 16, 18

Traditional Roma family
, 191–193

Tribal group
, 52

Turkish Gypsies
, 31

Two-person households
, 52

Unemployment
, 163

United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
, 118

United schools
, 33

University
, 64–65, 82–83

in Moldova
, 129–130

in Slovakia
, 196

University of Zagreb
, 49, 58

Kali Sara
, 49

programmes at
, 66

Upper secondary education
, 165–166, 170

Ursari
, 117

Vaccination rates
, 77–78

Verda endowment fund
, 85

Wandering Roma
, 139

White flight effect
, 88

Wide Open School (Škola dokoran)
, 198

Wlislocki Henrik Student Collage
, 109–110

World Without Borders Association
, 28

Zagreb

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in
, 65

Faculty of Teacher Education in
, 64, 66

Sports Gymnasium in
, 61

Zagreb County
, 52

Zagreb-based Roma Association
, 58

Žuže Roma
, 189