The power of invisibility: Reconstructing mobility: Roma in an expanding Europe

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• Europe 100%
• Control Measures 100%
• Migrants 100%
• Invisibility 100%
• Host Society 100%
• Roma 100%
• Criminal 50%
• Politicians 50%
• Central European 50%
• Dynamic Process 50%
• EU Citizens 50%
• Crime Control 50%
• Civil Society 50%
• Risk Management Strategies 50%
• Empirical Case Study 50%
• Tourists 50%
• Freedom of Movement 50%
• Bureaucracy 50%
• Insider 50%
• Service-oriented 50%
• Population Control 50%
• Connotation 50%
• Administrative Bodies 50%
• Immigration Policy 50%
• Local Risk 50%
• Roma Population 50%
• Illegal Activities 50%
• Social Sorting 50%
• Fortress Europe 50%
• Monitoring Practice 50%
• Welfare Services 50%
• EU Enlargement 50%
• Selective Incentives 50%
• Financial Monitoring 50%
• Non-EU Migrants 50%
• European Roma 50%
• Surveillance Practices 50%
• Monitoring Structure 50%
• Social Security Policy 50%
• Spatial Population 50%
• Spidergram 50%
• Virtual Wall 50%
• Mobile Group 50%
• State Border 50%
• State Bureaucracy 50%
• Internal Border Controls 50%

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• Welfare 75%
• Crime 25%
• Territory 25%
• EU Citizen 25%
• London 25%
• Civil Society 25%
• Social Services 25%
• Freedom of Movement 25%
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• Security Policy 25%
• Case Study 25%
• Risk Management 25%
• Population Control 25%

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• Make-to-Order 25%
• EU Membership 25%
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