Those Who Count

Explore the intricate landscape of Roma representation in "Those Who Count," authored by Mihai Surdu and published by Central European University Press in 2016. This compelling hardcover work spans 292 pages and delves into how ethnic classifications and government policies have shaped public perception and research surrounding the Roma community in Hungary.

Through a comprehensive analysis, Surdu presents a broad panorama of historical and contemporary documents, revealing the complexities of social surveys and the stereotypes that often accompany them. This book is essential for anyone interested in understanding the implications of census data and the impact of government policy on ethnic identity.

Engage with a thought-provoking study that challenges existing narratives and advocates for a nuanced understanding of identity and representation. "Those Who Count" is a vital resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone eager to deepen their knowledge of social psychology and ethnicity in Central Europe.