دانلود کتاب Hearing the Voices of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Communities: Inclusive Community Development

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HEARING THE VOICES OF GYPSY, ROMA AND TRAVELLER COMMUNITIES\nContents\nList of figures and tables\n Figures\n Tables\nNotes on contributors\nAcknowledgements\nForeword\nThe formation of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller organisations in the UK\nGypsy and Traveller accommodation policies\nList of abbreviations\n1. Introduction\n Who are the Gypsies, Roma and Travellers?\n Social exclusion and counting Roma, Gypsies and Travellers\n Mobilisation and resistance through inclusive forms of community development\n ‘Inclusive community development’\n Community development and cultural, social and emotional capital\n In search of empowerment\n2. Pedagogies of hope: the Gypsy Council and the National Gypsy Education Council\n The formation and achievements of the Gypsy Council\n The Gypsy Council after Grattan Puxon\n The Peter Mercer era\n Achievements of the National Gypsy Education Council\n A new Gypsy politics?\n3. ‘Ministers like it that way’: developing education services for Gypsies and Travellers\n Becoming involved\n Early beginnings\n The formalisation of national developments\n The fragmentation of advocacy\n The role of the Ministry of Education and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate\n Role of the Department of Education and Science and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate\n Community participation and involvement: ‘hearing the voice’\n4. Charles Smith: the fashioning of an activist\n Some reflections on Charles Smith\n5. Friends, Families and Travellers: organising to resist extreme moral panics\n Who are New Travellers?\n ‘New age travellers? Not in this age! Not in any age!’\n The impact of FFT\n6. Building bridges, shifting sands: changing community development strategies in the Gypsy and Traveller voluntary sector since the 1990s\n Introduction\n The Traveller Movement and Friends, Families and Travellers: short histories\n The Traveller Movement\n Friends, Families and Travellers (FFT)\n Gypsy and Traveller community development in context\n Developing skills and knowledge: effecting change\n Organisational practice\n Community impact\n Individuals\n Building bridges with services\n Advocacy\n Looking to the future\n7. The Gypsy and Traveller Law Reform Coalition\n Background\n Origins and composition\n Organisational features\n Deliberative processes\n Collective frames\n End of the cycle\n8. Below the radar: Gypsy and Traveller self-help communities and the role of the Travellers \rAid Trust\n Introduction\n Origins and principles\n The different phases of the Travellers’ Aid Trust\n The importance and challenges of community development for Gypsies and Travellers\n Internal competition and structural challenges\n Community development and donor relationships\n Building solid national networks\n Financial squeezes and the Big Society\n The future\n9. Gender and community activism: the role of women in the work of the National Federation of Gypsy Liaison Groups\n Introduction\n Women and community development\n Women in Gypsy and Traveller communities\n Gypsy and Traveller women’s previous involvement in community activism\n The National Federation of Gypsy Liaison Groups\n The experience of women activists\n Conclusion\n10. The Roma in Europe: the debate over the possibilities for empowerment to seek social justice\n ‘Canaries in the mine shaft’\n A new beginning?\n Defining civil society\n Reviving civil society\n Education and scholarship\n Conclusion\n11. Roma communities in the UK: ‘opening doors’, taking new directions\n The Roma Support Group\n Salford Ethnic Minority and Traveller Achievement Service\n Empowering Roma\n Cultural mobilisation\n Intercultural change and empowerment\n Strategic work\n Future dangers and hopes\n12. Conclusion: in search of empowerment\n Praxis and obstacles to empowerment\n Social justice and identity\n Collectivity and empowerment\n Final reflections\nAppendix 1: Directory of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller organisations\n National\n Education, culture and history\n Local regional groups\n Legal advocacy\n Local authority liaison officers\n International\nAppendix 2: The numbers game\nIndex