This book takes the city of Trieste as a starting point to think critically and comparatively about migration, border regimes, and memories of displacement.
This book takes the city of Trieste as a starting point to think critically and comparatively about migration, border regimes, and memories of displacement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Crossing Borders in a Global World: Applying Anthropology to Migration, Displacement, and Social Change
Roberta Altin is associate professor of cultural anthropology in the Department of Humanities, University of Trieste.
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Table of Contents List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Trieste, a Border Area Chapter 1: Refugees Welcome, Preferably Women: Migrants from Ukraine (2022-) Story of Tatiana Open Borders Gender Issues True and Bogus Refugees Migrant Women between East and West Chapter 2: Game Over? Asylum Seekers via the Balkan Route (2015-) Story of Abdul Arriving in Europe The Balkan Circuit and Network Different Scales of Solidarity Changes in "Borderism" Minors, The Only Way In Chapter 3: Yugoslavian Assemblage: Refugees from the Former Yugoslavia (1990s-early 2000s) Story of Arbnore The Fall of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Grassroots Hospitality Humanitarianism Changing Regime Old and New Europe-Bound Assemblages Chapter 4: The "Exodus". Displaced Italians from Istria and Dalmatia (1945-1965) Story of Rita New Borders and Refugee Relocation From Exiles to Refugees In-between Nostalg(Istr)ia Chapter 5: Borderscape Refugee Spaces The Great Human Hub The Silos and Other Past Refugee Centers Then and Now: An (im)possible Comparison? Public Spaces and Emplacement Chapter 6: Abandoned Things No Stuff, No Name Warehouse 18, The Cemetery of Things Border Archive Chapter 7: Bordering to Remember: A Critical Approach Resurfacing Memories The Past is a Foreign Country From a Displaced Memory to a Memory of Displacement Memories United by Humanitarian Reason Towards some Conclusions Fuzzy Heritage References About the Author
Table of Contents List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Trieste, a Border Area Chapter 1: Refugees Welcome, Preferably Women: Migrants from Ukraine (2022-) Story of Tatiana Open Borders Gender Issues True and Bogus Refugees Migrant Women between East and West Chapter 2: Game Over? Asylum Seekers via the Balkan Route (2015-) Story of Abdul Arriving in Europe The Balkan Circuit and Network Different Scales of Solidarity Changes in "Borderism" Minors, The Only Way In Chapter 3: Yugoslavian Assemblage: Refugees from the Former Yugoslavia (1990s-early 2000s) Story of Arbnore The Fall of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Grassroots Hospitality Humanitarianism Changing Regime Old and New Europe-Bound Assemblages Chapter 4: The "Exodus". Displaced Italians from Istria and Dalmatia (1945-1965) Story of Rita New Borders and Refugee Relocation From Exiles to Refugees In-between Nostalg(Istr)ia Chapter 5: Borderscape Refugee Spaces The Great Human Hub The Silos and Other Past Refugee Centers Then and Now: An (im)possible Comparison? Public Spaces and Emplacement Chapter 6: Abandoned Things No Stuff, No Name Warehouse 18, The Cemetery of Things Border Archive Chapter 7: Bordering to Remember: A Critical Approach Resurfacing Memories The Past is a Foreign Country From a Displaced Memory to a Memory of Displacement Memories United by Humanitarian Reason Towards some Conclusions Fuzzy Heritage References About the Author
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