Flight, Journey and Territories
VIDEO: Parte I; Parte II; Parte III; Parte IV.
Conference Hall, Faculty of Law
h 9.00-18.00
The human dimension of migrants’ stories represents one of the main sources of inspiration for this workshop. Young scholars of immigration studies - PhD students, postdoctoral fellows and researchers in the fields of law, sociology and humanities – have been invited to discuss the results of their researches with experts in the field. The workshop will revolve around two underlying themes: migration as "flight" and migration as "journey". These two themes are to be understood not only in a physical sense, considering migrants’ departure from their country of origin, but also in a metaphorical sense, looking at changes that occur in migrants’ life paths, in the “territories” of both the host country and the country of origin.
This workshop is part of the project “Living Integration Laws - Immigrant Care Workers between Social Biographies and Legal Careers”, funded by the University of Trento as a strategic research project. The research aims at the study of female migrations towards care work by mapping, through interviews, 250 adult women’s migratory paths and life stories. It is an interdisciplinary project involving members of the departments of Sociology, Law, Humanities and Cognitive Sciences of the University of Trento.
Program
h. 9.00WelcomeGiuseppe Nesi and Giuseppe Sciortino, University of Trento h. 9.15 – 9.45Inaugural Key Note SpeechMaryellen Fullerton, Brooklyn Law University h. 9.45 – 12.45A Blurring Distinction? The Uncertain Boundaries of Forced and Economic MigrationsChair: Veronica Manca, University of Trento Collective Expulsions in Light of the European Court of Human Rights Case-LawLuigi Francesco Gatta, University of Padova Re-Thinking the Common European Asylum System. Alternatives to Face its CrisisGracy Pelacani, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona Discussants: Giuseppe Nesi and Giuseppe Sciortino, University of Trento |
| h. 11.00-11.15 Coffee Break |
Here and There: Integration through Employment and TransnationalismChair: Giuseppe Sciortino, University of Trento When Departure is not a Break with Home - Traditional and Contemporary Mobility as a Contribution to Local Livelihood Strategies in SenegalIrene Schöfberger Un viaggio oltre gli stereotipi. Tra famiglia e lavoro: le donne marocchine in ItaliaAngela Piredda, Università di Sassari Discussants: Paolo Boccagni and Katia Pilati, University of Trento h. 14.15 – 17.30Migrazioni e linguaggiChair: Alessandra Macillo, Università di Trento “A Reversal of the Irish Diaspora”: Esilio, identità frammentata e clash culturale in tre opere di JP DonleavyBarbara Miceli, Università di Roma 3 L’Hotspot tra labilità semantica e giuridicaMaria Pia Monno, Sophia-Antipolis University, Nice Vie di fuga. Una critica della rappresentazione pubblica del migranteLavinia Bianchi, Barbara Morsello, Danilo Palmisano, Università di Roma 3 Discussants: Claudio Giunta ed Andrea Cossu, Università di Trento |
| h. 15.30-15.45 Coffee Break |
Pluralismo e identità: costruzione o costrizione?Chair: Davide Strazzari, Università di Trento Risorse identitarie in viaggio: le due comunità religiose bengalesi di RomaSilvia Omenetto e Katiuscia Carnà, Università di Roma 3 Diritti fondamentali del non cittadino e principio di unità dell’ordinamento giuridicoLuca Buscema, Università di Messina Discussants: Simone Penasa e Francesca Decimo, Università di Trento h. 17.45Best Research Papers Awards Ceremony |
Scientific coordinators:
Prof. Giuseppe Nesi (Univ. di Trento, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza)
Prof. Giuseppe Sciortino (Univ. di Trento, D.to di Sociologia e Ricerca sociale)
Prof. Claudio Giunta (Univ. di Trento, D.to di Lettere e Filosofia)
Scientific Secretariat:
Dott. Davide Strazzari (davide.strazzari [at] unitn.it)
Dott.ssa Alessandra Macillo (alessandra.macillo [at] unitn.it)
Dott.ssa Veronica Manca (veronica.manca [at] unitn.it)
Dott.ssa Stefania Yapo (stefania.yapo [at] unitn.it)
Working Languages: English and Italian
