Case Study on Obstacles to the Social Integration Process of Young People of Roma Origin

There are numerous obstacles to the advancement of Roma young people coming from disadvantaged social environments. Among these, phenomenon that can be described by expression köztes kitettség [verbatim: intermediate exposure] stands out. Social integration is an integration/assimilation practice complying with majority norms, which also means moving away values one’s own local environment. According experience gained research conducted on this topic, there a lot who trapped between two “societies” – their sociocultural environment and and, consequently, find themselves in special situation. The aim study shed light general context significance above through recording field experiences applying case analyses.