Legitimising inequality? The governance of ‘Others’ through participatory initiatives in schoolsFootnote

The evaluative research project on the Integrated Plan of the Roma People in Catalonia was funded by Roma Initiatives of the Open Society Foundations, under the framework of the 'EU Roma Framework Advocacy Grant'. The project on AMPAs was financed by the Secretariat of Immigration of the Department of Social Welfare of the Generalitat de Catalunya and formed part of the university teacher-training programme (FPU) financed by the Ministry of Education and Science.

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