A reading guide for thinking about different ways of being in the world.

Who are the Romani? What do they have to do with the "manouche" clans of the Auvergne, Roma from Romania or Finland, the German Sinti, Gitanos from Spain or the French Camargue, Italian Zingari, English "gypsies," Turkish Čingene, and Roma people in Australia, Americam or Argentina?
This geopolitics of the Romani world provides tools for thinking about these diverse ways of being in the world. While the Romani have often been presented as people "without history" whose customs and presence are timeless and immutable, Adèle Sutre emphasizes the importance of historical processes when it comes to understanding contemporary issues.