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1. The European Roma and their Securitization: Contexts, Junctures, ChallengesHuub van Baar, Ana Ivasiuc, and Regina KreidePart One: Mobility2. The Securitization of Roma Mobilities and the Re-Bordering of EuropeNicholas De Genova3. Crossing (out) Borders: Human Rights and the Securitization of Roma MinoritiesRegina Kreide4. Domestic versus State Reason? How Roma Migrants in France Deal with Their SecuritizationOlivier Legros and Marion LièvrePart Two: Marketization5. The Invisibilization of Anti-Roma RacismsRyan Powell and Huub van Baar6. Security at the Nexus of Space and Class: Roma and Gentrification in Cluj, RomaniaManuel Mireanu7. The Entertaining Enemy: ‘Gypsy’ in Popular Culture in an Age of SecuritizationAnnabel TremlettPart Three: Development8. From ‘Lagging Behind’ to ‘Being Beneath’? The De-developmentalization of Time and Social Order in Contemporary EuropeHuub van Baar9. Illusionary Inclusion of Roma through Intercultural MediationAngéla Kóczé10. Voluntary Return as Forced Mobility: Humanitarianism and the Securitization of Romani Migrants in SpainIoana VrăbiescuPart Four: Visuality11. Sharing the Insecure Sensible: The Circulation of Images of Roma on Social MediaAna Ivasiuc12. The “Gypsy Threat”: Modes of Racialization and Visual Representation Underlying German Police PracticesMarkus End13. Roma Securitization and De-securitization in Habsburg EuropeMarija Dalbello