Jekatyerina Dunajeva
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 906793 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jekatyerina Dunajeva |
| NOMBRES | Jekatyerina |
| APELLIDO | Dunajeva |
| FIRMA | DUNAJEVA J |
| AFILIACIONES | Pázmány Péter Catholic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1826-6731 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Improvement in secondary school performance and successful educational actions
Introduction Scientific literature has presented solid evidence on the positive impact of Successful Educational Actions (SEAs) in improving students' academic performance and social inclusion. However, there is limited research examining their long-term or longitudinal effects. Methods This study addresses that gap by analyzing the academic and social impact of SEAs at IES San Juan Bosco Lorca, a high school recognized as a Learning Community si…
Missed opportunity
European cities are still entrenched in social inequalities, exacerbated by the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and compounding austerity measures, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war. To mitigate inequalities, the European Union (EU) has promoted multilevel governance mechanisms, in particular Community-Led Local Development (CLLD), in order to empower local actors and foster inclusive growth. However, structural bar…
School composition and academic achievement
After Lithuania re-gained its independence, linguistic and cultural minority groups residing in the country had the right to be educated in non-Lithuanian-medium schools. Yet, the education of linguistic minority children has been a contentious topic in Lithuania for many years, and there is no conclusive evidence on how minority-language-medium schools in Lithuania perform academically, with national assessment suggesting that they perform worse…
Slow Violence and Environmental Racism
This article analyses the environmental injustices faced by Romani communities in North Macedonia through case studies of five locations by applying the “slow violence” framework. By examining the long-term and often invisible harm caused by environmental pollution and hazardous working conditions, the paper highlights how Romani waste pickers are disproportionately affected by these slow onset, cumulative forms of violence. Drawing from field vi…
Obstacles to Covenantal Pluralism in Contemporary Russia
What are the prospects for covenantal pluralism in Russia? Despite constitutional guarantees of religious freedom and the state’s recognition of its multi-confessional and multi-ethnic character, this article argues that Russian religious communities face a hierarchical system that divides religious groups between “traditional” and “non-traditional” faiths. This religious hierarchy creates an uneven playing field where non-traditional faiths tend…
University Mentoring Programs during the Pandemic
To improve the chances of Roma students succeeding in higher education, several initiatives have been established in recent decades, such as the Roma szakkollégium network (Roma Special Colleges), which joins various institutions around Hungary with the goal of helping Roma youth in higher education. This study inquiries into Roma university students and their support network during the pandemic through the work of Roma Special Colleges, consider…
Racialized politics of garbage
Disproportionate exposure to adverse environmental conditions is part of the complex cycle of dispossession and racial discrimination faced by marginalized minorities in Europe—primarily the Roma. The concept of environmental justice or the analysis of environmental risk along racial dimensions are largely absent from policy debates. This is a critical omission considering that the consolidation of neoliberal governance powerfully recomposes acce…
Constructing Identities over Time
Power Hierarchies between the Researcher and Informants
Scholars have long been interested in researching Roma; a form of “top-down research,” where the researcher analyzes, gathers data, and interviews the “objects” of the research, is still dominant in the field, although an increasing number of critics have been proposing ways of including Roma in knowledge production to shape the discourse about themselves. Exclusion of Roma in the process of research silences their voices and contributes to incom…
Introducing the New Journal Critical Romani Studies
The Introduction presents the origins of the new journal "Critical Romani Studies". It discusses why the editors found a new journal. Finally, the paper presents the main features of the new journal
Talking Back
Dunajeva, J. (2018). Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black. Critical Romani Studies, 1(1), 128-131. https://doi.org/10.29098/crs.v1i1.18
Us Versus Them
Both by spirit and by historical and cultural traditions, Russia is a natural member of the European family. (Vladimir Putin, November 23, 2006) Euro-Atlantic countries are actually rejecting their
Education of Roma Youth in Hungary
Historically, schools have been homogenizing institutions that often disadvantaged people of color and ethnic and religious minorities. In this article I examine Roma education in Hungary, focusing on (re)production of racial identities and the negotiation of ethnic labels. I distinguish two models of education as they relate to ideas of integration, and assess the evolving ethnic labels: “bad Gypsies” and “good Roma.” These labels reflect differ…
Racialized politics of garbage
Disproportionate exposure to adverse environmental conditions is part of the complex cycle of dispossession and racial discrimination faced by marginalized minorities in Europe—primarily the Roma. The concept of environmental justice or the analysis of environmental risk along racial dimensions are largely absent from policy debates. This is a critical omission considering that the consolidation of neoliberal governance powerfully recomposes acce…
Us Versus Them
Both by spirit and by historical and cultural traditions, Russia is a natural member of the European family. (Vladimir Putin, November 23, 2006) Euro-Atlantic countries are actually rejecting their
University Mentoring Programs during the Pandemic
To improve the chances of Roma students succeeding in higher education, several initiatives have been established in recent decades, such as the Roma szakkollégium network (Roma Special Colleges), which joins various institutions around Hungary with the goal of helping Roma youth in higher education. This study inquiries into Roma university students and their support network during the pandemic through the work of Roma Special Colleges, consider…
Education of Roma Youth in Hungary
Historically, schools have been homogenizing institutions that often disadvantaged people of color and ethnic and religious minorities. In this article I examine Roma education in Hungary, focusing on (re)production of racial identities and the negotiation of ethnic labels. I distinguish two models of education as they relate to ideas of integration, and assess the evolving ethnic labels: “bad Gypsies” and “good Roma.” These labels reflect differ…
Us Versus Them
Both by spirit and by historical and cultural traditions, Russia is a natural member of the European family. (Vladimir Putin, November 23, 2006) Euro-Atlantic countries are actually rejecting their
Education of Roma Youth in Hungary
Historically, schools have been homogenizing institutions that often disadvantaged people of color and ethnic and religious minorities. In this article I examine Roma education in Hungary, focusing on (re)production of racial identities and the negotiation of ethnic labels. I distinguish two models of education as they relate to ideas of integration, and assess the evolving ethnic labels: “bad Gypsies” and “good Roma.” These labels reflect differ…
Introducing the New Journal Critical Romani Studies
The Introduction presents the origins of the new journal "Critical Romani Studies". It discusses why the editors found a new journal. Finally, the paper presents the main features of the new journal
Talking Back
Dunajeva, J. (2018). Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black. Critical Romani Studies, 1(1), 128-131. https://doi.org/10.29098/crs.v1i1.18
Power Hierarchies between the Researcher and Informants
Scholars have long been interested in researching Roma; a form of “top-down research,” where the researcher analyzes, gathers data, and interviews the “objects” of the research, is still dominant in the field, although an increasing number of critics have been proposing ways of including Roma in knowledge production to shape the discourse about themselves. Exclusion of Roma in the process of research silences their voices and contributes to incom…
Constructing Identities over Time
Racialized politics of garbage
Disproportionate exposure to adverse environmental conditions is part of the complex cycle of dispossession and racial discrimination faced by marginalized minorities in Europe—primarily the Roma. The concept of environmental justice or the analysis of environmental risk along racial dimensions are largely absent from policy debates. This is a critical omission considering that the consolidation of neoliberal governance powerfully recomposes acce…
University Mentoring Programs during the Pandemic
To improve the chances of Roma students succeeding in higher education, several initiatives have been established in recent decades, such as the Roma szakkollégium network (Roma Special Colleges), which joins various institutions around Hungary with the goal of helping Roma youth in higher education. This study inquiries into Roma university students and their support network during the pandemic through the work of Roma Special Colleges, consider…
Slow Violence and Environmental Racism
This article analyses the environmental injustices faced by Romani communities in North Macedonia through case studies of five locations by applying the “slow violence” framework. By examining the long-term and often invisible harm caused by environmental pollution and hazardous working conditions, the paper highlights how Romani waste pickers are disproportionately affected by these slow onset, cumulative forms of violence. Drawing from field vi…
Obstacles to Covenantal Pluralism in Contemporary Russia
What are the prospects for covenantal pluralism in Russia? Despite constitutional guarantees of religious freedom and the state’s recognition of its multi-confessional and multi-ethnic character, this article argues that Russian religious communities face a hierarchical system that divides religious groups between “traditional” and “non-traditional” faiths. This religious hierarchy creates an uneven playing field where non-traditional faiths tend…
Improvement in secondary school performance and successful educational actions
Introduction Scientific literature has presented solid evidence on the positive impact of Successful Educational Actions (SEAs) in improving students' academic performance and social inclusion. However, there is limited research examining their long-term or longitudinal effects. Methods This study addresses that gap by analyzing the academic and social impact of SEAs at IES San Juan Bosco Lorca, a high school recognized as a Learning Community si…
Missed opportunity
European cities are still entrenched in social inequalities, exacerbated by the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and compounding austerity measures, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war. To mitigate inequalities, the European Union (EU) has promoted multilevel governance mechanisms, in particular Community-Led Local Development (CLLD), in order to empower local actors and foster inclusive growth. However, structural bar…
School composition and academic achievement
After Lithuania re-gained its independence, linguistic and cultural minority groups residing in the country had the right to be educated in non-Lithuanian-medium schools. Yet, the education of linguistic minority children has been a contentious topic in Lithuania for many years, and there is no conclusive evidence on how minority-language-medium schools in Lithuania perform academically, with national assessment suggesting that they perform worse…
Political science (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (6 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras)