Natalia Millan’s scientific contributions

... Much of the Council of Europe work has involved all seven countries in the focus of this article, but to varying degrees; the former Yugoslav countries have received arguably more focus than Albania, Moldova and Ukraine, particularly on a comparative level. An example of this is the recent World Bank report on 'Breaking the Cycle of Roma Exclusion in the Western Balkans', which focuses on 'labour markets' as one of its core thematic areas, and states that low labour force participation and high unemployment are an issue across the Western Balkans and are a particular problem for Roma women (Robayo-Abril & Millán, 2019). Moreover, they provide some statistics which show that employment rates for Roma are much lower than for non-Roma populations and the EU-28 average. ...

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Roma and the First Wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Income Loss and Its Effects Across Roma Communities in Seven Non-EU Countries