- Date
- November 1, 2001
- Author
- James A. Goldston
James A. Goldston offers three separate visions, or possible futures, for the Roma Rights movement. The first is a nightmare, which is that the situation continues as it is without substantial improvement. The second possible future is a fantasy of sorts. Finally, a third vision of the future, which is a sort of cautionary tale.
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