Roma and EU accession
Subtitle: elected and appointed Romani representatives in and enlarged Europe
By: [report prepared by Andrzej Mirga]
Contributors: Project on Ethnic Relations--Princeton, USA
Series: Report; Report (Project on Ethnic Relations--Princeton, USA)
Publisher: Project on Ethnic Relations
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Princeton, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
Subjects: Romanies; Politics and government; Ethnic relations
Other titles: Roma and European Union accession
Notes: "December 9-10, 2003."
Table of contents: title: 1. Background; title: EU support for Romani communities; title: The Roma in mainstream politics: exercising political rights; title: 2. The Brussels meeting; title: Introduction; title: The EU support for the Roma: evaluation and expectations; title: Romani representation in elected bodies; title: Institutionalization of Roma policy; title: The perspective of Romani government officials; title: Romani ownership and responsibility: civic and political organizations; title: Social issues as a potential source of ethnic tension; title: Roma in the post-accession context: what framework, what policy?; title: EU instruments and framework policies; title: Employment and social policy framework; title: Romani minorities as beneficiaries of structural funds: possibilities and risks; title: Members of the European Parliament meet with the Romani representatives; title: The approach of the Romani representatives: Romani issues are issues of politics; title: Funding for Roma projects; title: Prospects for cooperation with the European Parliament.