Other Borders - Cambini, Sabrina Tosi
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Rudari Lingurari families, one of many significant minority groups in Southeastern Europe, have been characterized by mobility since the end of the nineteenth century, from voluntary border crossings to deportations and forced relocations. Other Borders draws from participatory, multi-site ethnographic research to explore rudari families' cultural and relational frames of mobility through their social and economic organization. Sabrina Tosi Cambini develops the concept of 'moving gaze' to more effectively explore rudari migration paths across multiple countries, their occupation of unoccupied…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Rudari Lingurari families, one of many significant minority groups in Southeastern Europe, have been characterized by mobility since the end of the nineteenth century, from voluntary border crossings to deportations and forced relocations. Other Borders draws from participatory, multi-site ethnographic research to explore rudari families' cultural and relational frames of mobility through their social and economic organization. Sabrina Tosi Cambini develops the concept of 'moving gaze' to more effectively explore rudari migration paths across multiple countries, their occupation of unoccupied buildings in Italy, their housing practices in both Italy and Romania, and the movement of their objects, ideas and imaginaries.
Autorenporträt
Sabrina Tosi Cambini is Senior Researcher in Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Parma. She has previously served as a researcher for the Giovanni Michelucci Foundation, and taught at the University of Verona, the University of Florence and the University for Foreigners of Siena. She is also Scientific Coordinator of the Memorandum of Understanding between the University of Parma and the International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations under the auspices of UNESCO (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia).