Algo más que gitanos. El juego de las identificaciones étnicas en Jerez de la Frontera

In this article we want to present the social relations that exist between Gypsies and non-Gypsies communities in Jerez de la Frontera (province of Cadiz), a city that has become a model of social integration of the Gypsy ethnic group in the speeches of the minority, in and outside the town, also among non-Gypsies citizens of Jerez. Our purpose is to observe how they have conducted the identification process of both groups according to the identity theory proposed by sociologists Peter J. Burke and Jan E. Stets (2009)En el presente artículo queremos dar cuenta de las relaciones sociales dadas entre gitanos y no-gitanos en la localidad gaditana de Jerez de la Frontera, ciudad que sirve de modelo de integración social de la etnia gitana en los discursos de la minoría, dentro y fuera de la localidad, así como entre los ciudadanos no-gitanos de Jerez; y observar de qué forma se han llevado a cabo los procesos de identificación de ambos grupos atendiendo a la Teoría de la Identidad propuesta por los sociólogos Peter J. Burke y Jan E. Stets (2009).In this article we want to present the social relations that exist between Gypsies and non-Gypsies communities in Jerez de la Frontera (province of Cadiz), a city that has become a model of social integration of the Gypsy ethnic group in the speeches of the minority, in and outside the town, also among non-Gypsies citizens of Jerez. Our purpose is to observe how they have conducted the identification process of both groups according to the identity theory proposed by sociologists Peter J. Burke and Jan E. Stets (2009)