Okay, so you probably already know about the super-inexpensive car manufactured by Tata Motors. It is marginally less likely that you have heard of the ultraslick all-electric, no-emission sportmobile manufactured by Tesla Motors.
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Hot looking car what you can see of it.
Ruchira, I'm pretty easy to find. Just pop my name into Google and you will find my address at UCL.
Ruchira -- I am not sure where to direct you online, but I think I know where I can send you for help. The leading US scholar on Roma is Ian Hancock at the University of Texas, who can be found at:
http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/linguistics/people/index/#ihancock
Ruchira, I'm afraid I couldn't see an e-mail link at your blog, also as long as Eric doesn't mind me abusing his hospitality the following might be of interest to his other visitors.
Gesellschaft fuer bedrohte Voelker / Society for Threatened Peoples does quite a lot of work with Roma and other minority communities in the Balkanas and in particular in Kosovo/a.
They're organising an event on 21 January "Minorities in Kosovo: persecuted, expelled, forgotten" at Victor Gollancz House, their new headquarters in Goettingen, Germany.
Paul Polansky who works closely with members of a number of minority groups in Kosovo/a and Roma in particular will be talking about GfbV-Kosovo's work and the implications for the minority communities of Kosovo/a's separation from Serbia.
If the publisher or anyone else is interested in making contact with GfbV they can e-mail Angelika Gerstacker - her e-mail address is (delete all xxx/xx) infoxxx@xxgfbv.de. (Her English is excellent)
Sorry, Ruchira, got the wrong date - the Goettingen meeting's this evening, 17 January, at 7 pm.
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