Connection Points Between Segregation and Becoming a Criminal Perpetrator...

Category: Vol. 7, No. 1-2, 2020, Bodnár, Zsolt, Criminology, Crime Prevention & Social Exclusion, Civil Society, Democracy & Political Culture, Criminal Law, Public Policy, Health & Social Justice, Human Rights, Equality & Minority Protection, Articles, Education Law & Public Education Policy

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Authors: Bodnár, Zsolt

Title: Connection Points Between Segregation and Becoming a Criminal Perpetrator: The Analysis of the Situation of the Gypsy Minority in Hungary

Abstract: The article examines how educational, residential, economic, and social segregation may contribute to criminalization among Hungary’s Roma minority. It rejects biologically based notions of “Gypsy crime” and advocates integration, education, cooperation, and preventive interventions.

Keywords: Roma minority; segregation; criminalization; crime prevention; discrimination; social exclusion

Cite as: Bodnár, Z. (2020). Connection Points Between Segregation and Becoming a Criminal Perpetrator: The Analysis of the Situation of the Gypsy Minority in Hungary. Studia Juridica et Politica Jaurinensia, 7(1–2), 51–58.

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