Being ’Visibly Different’: Experiences of Second-Generation Migrant and Roma Youths at School. A comparative study of communities in nine member states of the European Union

Margit Feischmidt, Kallstenius Jenny, Kostlan David, Law Ian, Mannitz Sabine, Marada A9 Radim, Vera Messing, Moldenhawer Bolette, Nekorjak Michal, Neményi Mária, Schiff Claire, Straaburger Gaby, Swann A9 Srah, Róza Vajda, Vincze A9 Enikő, Júlia Szalai (Editor)

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Abstract (may include machine translation)

he third phase of the EDUMIGROM project comprised the community-based fieldwork, the procession of qualitative data and the structured analysis of the material that has been collected in the qualitative
community studies that took place in selected multiethnic communities in the nine participating countries of the EDUMIGROM research project. This phase of the empirical research mapped, by using a wide range
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages178
StatePublished - 2010

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NameEDUMIGROM Comparative Papers

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