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Marushiakova, E. A., Popov, V. Z.
Gypsy Court in Eastern Europe: Concept,
Forms and Modern Transformations
// Culture and Art.
2013. ¹ 1.
P. 41-46.
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Marushiakova, E. A., Popov, V. Z. Gypsy Court in Eastern Europe: Concept, Forms and Modern TransformationsAbstract: The article continues the theme of the ethnical gypsy court, one of the main institutions of behavior control which is still used by certain gypsy tribes in Central, South-Eastern and Eastern Europe. The author of this article describes the main features of the gypsy court as the method of institutional resolution of confl icts between communities as well as transformations ongoing at a modern stage of development. Keywords: cultural research, ethnology, gypsy court, non-judicial confl ict resolution, institutional confl ict resolution, authority and social-age status, composition of court, mixed court, cross border courts, International Romani Union.
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