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Eeuwen geleden trok een volk van berentemmers, koperslagers, edelsmeden en toekomstvoorspellers vanuit Noord-West India naar de Balkan en West-Europa. Een bijzonder volk dat soms geaccepteerd werd, maar vaker nog verdreven en verguisd. Sindsdien lijkt er weinig veranderd. Dit fotoboek toont de verscheidenheid van het leven van de Roma in Europa: van het verarmde Oost-Europese platteland en de getto's en rafelranden van grote steden, tot het met protserige villa's volgebouwde Buzescu waar de mensen zijn getooid met goud en rondrijden in Hummers.

Ethnology. Cultural anthropology --- Eastern and Central Europe

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Politics and government --- Europe, Central --- Europe, Central. --- Central Europe --- Central Europe.

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The book is intended both for specialists from the economic sciences field and also for the persons interested in the macroeconomic evolution and in that of the capital markets from the emerging economies of the European Union. The empirical studies included in this book are based on the inter-disciplinary models adjusted to the specific emerging economies, constituting an instrument which is useful for the students interested in the applied macroeconomic, mathematic and econometric analyses.

Central Europe -- Economic conditions. --- Central Europe -- Economic policy. --- Eastern Europe -- Economic conditions. --- Eastern Europe -- Economic policy. --- Macroeconomics. --- Macroeconomics --- Europe, Central --- Eastern Europe --- Economic conditions. --- Economic policy.

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Art --- anno 1300-1399 --- anno 1400-1499 --- anno 1500-1599 --- Eastern and Central Europe

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Katarzyna Lasinska deals with the consequences of democratic transitions in Middle and Eastern Europe. By selecting specific sets of countries according to the main explanations such as Catholic tradition, transformation process and communist legacies, the author identifies key factors explaining particular findings in Poland. Thank to systematically used comparative research strategy the pitfalls of idiosyncratic argumentation are successfully avoided. Through inclusion of religious tradition as an explanative factor the results go beyond the commonly used East-West comparisons. The author presents a comprehensive picture of complex conditions and different processes for social capital building across Eastern European societies.   Contents ·     Conceptualisation of social capital in a broad sense: trust, social networks and norms and values ·     Comparative study of Eastern European societies ·     Analysis of social capital building in post-communist societies ·     Quantitative analysis of the impact of religious tradition on social capital building ·     Factors explaining specific findings concerning low stock of social capital in Poland are identified     Target groups ·        Scholars and students in the political sciences, political sociology, sociology of religion, comparative politics ·        International and national NGOs, civil society players, Policy-makers, social networks activists, journalists and political analysts     Author Katarzyna Lasinska is a lecturer at the Chair for Political Science and International Comparative Social Research, University of Mannheim.

Psychology --- Social sciences (general) --- communisme --- politiek --- sociale wetenschappen --- katholicisme --- Poland --- Eastern and Central Europe