Abstract Background Gypsies, Travellers and Roma (referred to as Travellers) are less likely
to access health services including immunisation. To improve immunisation rates, it is …

In the introduction to this special issue, we briefly introduce everyday bordering as the
theoretical framing for the papers and explore its relationship to the process of racialization …

Background Since 2016, large scale measles outbreaks have heavily affected countries
across Europe. In England, laboratory confirmed measles cases increased almost four-fold …

This working paper was originally produced for the KING programme, an interdisciplinary
and international programme of research funded by the EU, exploring the factors facilitating …

David Cressy's great-grandmother was a Gypsy and grew up in a horse-drawn van among
Victorian tinsmiths and basket-weavers. After her marriage to a builder's labourer she settled …

In order to consider how white privilege functions in late modernity, this article engages with
issues of identity and political economy to theorise the impact of racist discourse on Roma …

Abstract Roma, Gypsies and Travellers in Britain are marginalised in society and often the
subject of negative discourse in media and political debate. This article examines why this …

This article analyses the political and media discourses on Roma in Hungary, Finland and
the UK, in relation to the local Roma in these countries as well as those who migrated from …

Abstract Background Gypsies and Travellers are known to have poor health status and
access to health services, even in comparison with other ethnic minority groups. People from …

Ellie Mulcahy is a Research Associate at LKMco and holds a PGCE with a specialism in the
early years. She previously worked as a reception teacher in a school in Ramsgate, Kent …