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Gypsy Lore Society and Romani Studies Take Flight
Now you can follow the Gypsy Lore Society and Romani Studies on Twitter. The Twitter handle is @RomaniStudies. Colin Clark, University of the West of Scotland, is Twitter post editor. Twitter joins the Gypsy Lore Society’s other information and sharing avenues: Romani Studies (continuing Journal of the Gypsy Lore Society), published twice a year Newsletter of the Gypsy Lore Society, published four times a year The Society’s public Facebook Page |
2020 Conference Postponed, 2021 Conference Scheduled
After quite some consideration, taking into account the responses we have gathered from you as well as the possibilities of a hybrid conference format that would combine on-site and on-line meeting for those that cannot come, the organization committee has finally decided to postpone the 2020 Gypsy Lore Society Conference on Romani Studies.
The conference is now scheduled for September 8-10, 2021. The venue remains the same. We hope we will be able to welcome all of you in Prague.
The conference will work with all panels and abstracts accepted for the originally planned conference, unless presenters and conveners decide on changes. We will also open a new call to enable the participation of other researchers interested and the presentation of new research.
Thank you very much for all your support and interactions so far. We look forward to continued cooperation during the preparation of GLS 2021. We will keep you informed of all further developments. |
Romani Studies- Volume: 30, Number: 1 (June 2020) -- Table of Contents
Two Win 2019 Gypsy Lore Society Young Scholars’ Prize in Romani Studies
The screening committee of the Gypsy Lore Society Young Scholar’s Prize in Romani Studies has announced two winners of the prize for the 2019 competition. The winners are Antonio Montañés Jimenez for the paper “Gitano Christian politics of memory: Remembering and belonging” and Ionela Bogdan for “Stories of their own: Roma women in Romania and the everyday life under Communist regime. An oral history research.” Abstracts of the winning papers are posted on the Gypsy Lore Society Young Scholars' Prize page of the Gypsy Lore Society website. The Gypsy Lore Society established
the Marian Madison Gypsy Lore Society Young Scholars’ Prize in Romani Studies
for the best unpublished paper by a young scholar on a topic in Romani Studies. The prize is a cash award
of $500. The winning papers will be published, after any necessary
revisions, in an issue of the journal Romani Studies. The deadline for receipt of papers for the next round of the competition is November 30, 2020. The full announcement is available on the Gypsy Lore Society web site, http://www.gypsyloresociety.org. |
2020 Gypsy Lore Society Conference -- Deadline for Abstracts Extended
Due
to the uncertainties associated with the coronavirus (covid-19)
pandemic, the deadline for submission of abstracts has been extended to April 7, 2020. The
organizing committee suggests that authors submit their abstracts and
prepare their papers. If the conference must be canceled
your papers will be ready for next year. Of course you will be kept informed of any changes in plans. The current schedule is as follows:
7th April - deadline for abstract submissions
15th April - we will send email about acceptance of abstracts to the contributors
15th June - from this date the participation fee can be paid |
Romani Studies E-mail Address
Please use the following e-mail address to contact Romani Studies: romanistudies.authors@gmail.com. This address supersedes any previous ones. |
2020 Annual Meeting of the Gypsy Lore Society and Conference on Gypsy / Romani Stidies -- Call for Papers
The 2020 Annual Meeting of the Gypsy Lore Society and Conference on Romani Studies is scheduled for September 16–18, 2020 in Prague. Gypsy Lore Society conferences are among the most significant annual scholarly events devoted to Romani Studies worldwide. Each year the event is located in a different place, and is organized by the Gypsy Lore Society in cooperation with local academic institutions. In 2020 the conference will be hosted in Prague for the first time and organized together with Charles University. We invite contributions on any aspect of Romani Studies and encourage participants from various academic disciplines to propose conference papers. Both theoretical studies and empirical contributions, including good fieldwork presentations, are welcomed. Each conference attendee may submit only one individual paper proposal and one co-authored paper proposal. Papers should be planned to last 20 minutes with an additional 10 minutes allotted for discussion. All paper proposals undergo a peer-review process by the Academic Committee. Your proposal for a paper should contain:
All paper proposals should be submitted in doc, docx or rtf format to GLS2020Prague@ff.cuni.cz. |
Romani Studies Editorship
Following
the August 2019 decision by the Editorial Board of the journal Romani
Studies and by the Board of Directors of the Gypsy Lore Society, the
journal will now have two additional
editors, Colin Clark and Daniel Škobla. The editor of the first issue for 2020 is Colin Clark and the editor of the second issue for 2020 is Daniel Škobla.
Please communicate with the journal editors through the journal e-mail address: romanistudies.journal@gmail.com. Manuscripts sent to the editors' personal e-mail addresses will not be processed because it will be not possible to include them in the software. |
2020 Annual Meeting of the Gypsy Lore Society and Conference on Romani Studies -- Call for Panels
The 2020 Annual Meeting of the Gypsy Lore Society and Conference on Romani Studies is scheduled for September 16–18, 2020. The conference will be hosted in Prague and organized together with Charles University.
Proposals for organized panels are being accepted now. A call for abstracts for papers both intended for organized panels and individual papers will appear at the beginning of February. Details for the submission of panel proposals will be found on the Annual Meeting page. |
Looking for the Romani Studies Website?
Liverpool University Press has brought it to our attention that somebody has created a forged webpage for
Romani Studies. LUP is working to have the page taken down as
swiftly as possible..
The URL for the forged page is https://www.romanistudiesjournal.com/. The correct, and legitimate, URL for the journal is http://online.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/rost. |