1. Introduction

2. Yuri Slezkine, The Jewish Century, Princeton University Press 2004, Chapter 1: Mercury's Sandals: The Jews and other Nomads, pp. 4-20

3. Y. Slezkine, ibid., pp. 20-39

4. Michael Stewart, The Time of the Gypsies, Westview Press, Oxford 1997, Chapter 1: The Lowest of the Low, pp. 1-26.

5. M. Stewart, ibid., Chapter 3. A Place of Their Own, pp. 27-37, pp. 43-49.

6. M. Stewart, ibid., Chapter 4: We Are All Brothers Here, pp. 50-67.

7. M. Stewart, ibid., Chapter 12: A Shame of the Body, pp. 204-231.

8. M. Stewart, ibid., Chapter 13: Conclusion: Marginality, Resistance, and Ideology, pp. 232- 248.

9. Judith Okely, Cultural Ingenuity and traveling autonomy: not copying, just choosing, in: Thomas Acton, Gary Mundy (eds.): Romani culture and Gypsy Identity, University of Hertfordshire Press, Hatfield 1999, pp. 188-203.

10. Patrick Williams, The Invisibility of the Kalderash of Paris: Some Aspects of the Economic Activity and Settlement Patterns of the Kalderash Rom of the Paris Suburbs, in: Urban Antropology, no. 3-4, 11, 1982, pp. 315-330.

11. P. Williams, ibid., pp. 330-344. 12. Paloma Gay Y Blasco, Gypsy/Roma diasporas. A comparative perspective, Social Antropology, 10,