Integrating MapRom into Research on Roma Slavery and on the Wallachian Rudari, and Ways Forward

As part of the professional seminar of the Scientific Council of our Institute, we would like to invite you to a lecture in English, which will take place on Tuesday, 10 June 2025, from 13.00 in the meeting of the SAS at Klemensova 19 in Bratislava. Orientales, Paris) with a presentation on “Integrating Mapro Into Research on Roma Slavery and On the Wallachian Rudari, and Ways Forward.” Demographic Study of the Rural Romani Population in 1838 Wallachia. Based on the First Romance Demographic Census that recorded ethnicity, our analysis Reveals and Population of 48,508 ROMA Individuals Living in 12,282 Households Across 2,586 Localities. The Data Shows That Most Roma Were Enslaved, Distributed Among Private Owners (6,103 HouseHolds), Clergy (4,469 Households), and State/Crown (1.595 Households). The Average Roma Household Size (3.8 Persons) Closely Matched the General Wallachian Population (3.9). OCCUPATIONAL PATTERNS SHOW 37% engaged in Specialized Trandes Like Blacksmithing and Gold Washing, While 28% Worked in Agriculture. Further, The Presentation Demontrates How Maprom Has Been Integrated Into The Study of Two Current Subjects: Roma Slavery and the History of Romanian Rudari. IT Outlines Future Research Directions for Analyzing Buchaarest's 1838 Census Data, Focusing on Multi-Ethnic Profiles and Urban Settlements.

Other links to Julieta Rotaru:
https://www.inalco.fr/annuire-enseignche/rotaru-julieta

https://ilara.hypothes.org/formations/cours-de-lilara/europe/romani-vlax Link:
https://us06Web.zoom.us/j/81703754312?pwd=dvquazksk7CCBE6VTPT2ata7pidr.1

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