Roma migration from the Czech perspective
Migration vs inclusion : Roma mobilities from East to West
... Kelderari from Romania who are related to them too). A specific case involves Roma communities with preferred Turkish identity from Bul- garia, who in the conditions of emigration are using networks ...
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Reflexives in Czech from a Dependency Perspective
... Lucie Medová. 2009. Reflexive Clitics in the Slavic and Romance Languages. A Comparative View from an Antipassive Perspective. Ph.D. thesis, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA. Igor A. Mel’ˇcuk. 2004. ...
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Roma mobility, beyond migration : religious humanitarianism and transnational Roma missionary work as de constructions of migration
... Finnish Roma) living in Southeastern Finland. They are also derived from a consideration of the role of Pentecostalism among Roma in ...neither Roma nor Pentecostal, I became directly embedded ...
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Lived experience of vulnerability from a Gypsy Roma Traveller perspective.
... The last constituent related to a sense of powerlessness regarding their future, of having no voice. This lack of voice related to not being heard in wider society as well as by public services such as education, police, ...
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Roma Community in the Hotel and Gastronomic Services in the Czech Republic
... One of the main aims of the ten-year period from 2005 to 2015 is, besides other things, to increase the number of Romani studying craft by about ten percent every year. Then, the average duration of unemployed ...
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Gypsy/Roma diasporas A comparative perspective
... While Roma activism both mimics the way international politics are organised and models itself upon non-Gypsy paradigms of identity and personhood, the Iglesia de Filadelfia takes up non-Gypsy institutional models ...
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Understanding the migration phenomenon: the romanian roma in Sweden
... globe. From the first time I set foot in Sweden, I noticed their presence in the streets of ...of migration of this ...migrate from Romania to Sweden? Or, how many countries have they been to before? ...
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LABOR MIGRATION TO THE CZECH REPUBLIC
... The migration process might be considered as a process of a constant development in the world that always ...of migration is as old as the history of humanity, while migration flows represent one of ...
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Migration and health from a public health perspective
... suspended migration, which is nevertheless a source of deterioration of the migrant’s health, happens when, following the Regulation of Dublin III, the asylum seeker is kept in (or taken back to) the first country ...
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Migration, re emigration and identities’ change : The case of one Roma group from USSR
... and from Kelderara they became Kitajako ...other Roma, as another, detached community. Because of their migration experience they developed a feeling of supperiority over the other Roma ...
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Migration and pentecostalism in a mendicant Roma community in Eastern Moldavia
... the Roma elite who had previously lost out and been marginalized in the battle for Pentecostal Church leadership positions, started the construction of a new Pentecostal church, bringing the opposition leaders of ...
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Tangible Fixed Assets from the Perspective of Czech and Vietnamese Accounting
... V české účetní legislativě není znám termín „uznání stavebních prvků účetní závěrky“. Česká účetní legislativa je stavěna jiným způsobem neţ VAS. Ve VAS jsou dané přesné pod[r] ...
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Leasing Issues from the Perspective of Czech Accounting and US GAAP
... Níže uvedené tabulky (Tab.. Tento nástroj finan č ního trhu je v dnešní dob ě již velmi snadno dostupný. Kladou tedy požadavky na výsledné informace a definují ur č[r] ...
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Barriers in financing microenterprises from the perspective of Czech and Slovak microentrepreneurs
... A majority of microlending programs assist for the development of microenterprises (Jha & Depoo, 2017). The Slovak government could create a microlending project that provides loans for unemployed entrepreneurs and for ...
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PARALLEL REPORT BY THE EUROPEAN ROMA RIGHTS CENTRE CONCERNING THE CZECH REPUBLIC
... safeguards in regards of legally incapacitated people and minors. It also forbids sterilisations performed in prisons and performed on people with mental disabilities for other than medical reasons. Regarding the ...
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Ready to Go? EU Enlargement and Migration Potential: Lessons from the Czech Republic in the Context of the Irish Migration Experience
... emigration from Greece, Spain and Portugal in the first half of the 1980s has substantially ...post-enlargement migration, however none of them contains a catastrophic ...mass migration basing on the ...
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The Problems of the Insolvency Register in the Czech Republic from the Perspective of Information Technology
... Hence the result of fulfilling requirements at a secondary level, defined by the dis- cussion underway before the acceptance of the Insolvency Act. In it, the requirements were defined for collecting information and ...
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Long-Term Contracts from the Perspective of IAS/IFRS and Czech Accounting
... V obdobích, kdy by k žádným předávkám nedocházelo a je fakturováno až po konečném zhotovení zakázky, podnik účtuje o nedokončené výrobě, tak aby měly skutečné nákl[r] ...
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ATTITUDES TO CLIMATE CHANGE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC, HUNGARY AND POLAND
... To be climate-neutral or CO₂ neutral means when activities do not put a strain on the climate. Climate neutrality can be achieved if CO₂ emissions are reduced to a minimum and all remaining CO₂ emissions are offset by ...
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Roma in the Czech Republic and Spain : a study of the influence of the European Union on minority rights
... AND ROMA IN SPAIN My discussion now shifts to Spain, a Western European country with the largest population of Roma and in which the Criteria were not ...the Roma in Spain, as elements differ ...
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