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ID2000921957
Author(s)Šotola, Jaroslav; Rodríguez Polo, Mario; Škobla, Daniel
Title

Slovak Roma beyond Anthropological Escapism and Exotic Otherness. Concept of "Whiteness" and the Structures of Everyday Life

PublishedSlovenský národopis : ćasopis Ústavu Etnológie Slovenskej Akadémie Vied, Bratislava : Akad, 66, 2018, 4, 487-500
Languageeng
SoundexS8540; B1620; A0627; E0881; E0482; O0276; C4681; W0268; S8278; E0720
Mediumarticle
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SourceOLC Slavistik
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