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Journal articles on the topic "Reti migranti"
Giliberti, Luca, and Davide Filippi. "La solidarietà in frontiera: le reti di supporto ai migranti in transito in Val di Susa." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 3 (December 2021): 89–112. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2021-003005.
Full textStopani, Antonio, and Marta Pampuro. "Despite citizenship. Autonomie migranti e diritto alla città. L’occupazione dell'Ex Moi a Torino." REMHU: Revista Interdisciplinar da Mobilidade Humana 26, no. 52 (April 2018): 55–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880005204.
Full textM. Daher, Liana, and Davide Nicolosi. "Mediazioni di cittadinanza: l'attivismo prosociale a favore dei migranti." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 1 (March 2022): 117–35. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2022-001007.
Full textLendaro, Annalisa, and Thomas Sommer-Houdeville. "Sanctuary cities in Francia? L'accoglienza dei migranti nel Paese basco." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 3 (December 2021): 65–87. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2021-003004.
Full textMarturano, Graziella. "Sui confini della rotta balcanica: pratiche di solidarietà ai migranti e processi di criminalizzazione." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 3 (December 2021): 43–63. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2021-003003.
Full textGiliberti, Luca. "Il ritorno delle frontiere interne in Europa e la solidarietà ai migranti in transito: il caso della Val Roja." REMHU: Revista Interdisciplinar da Mobilidade Humana 28, no. 58 (April 2020): 69–87. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880005805.
Full textGiliberti, Luca, and Swanie Potot. "Verso i solidarity studies. Nuove prospettive di ricerca su migrazioni e frontiere." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 3 (December 2021): 25–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2021-003002.
Full textGatti, Rosa. "Cittadinanza dal basso e solidarietà inclusiva. L'alleanza trasversale tra migranti e cittadini a Napoli durante la pandemia da Covid-19." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 1 (March 2022): 83–100. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2022-001005.
Full textGiliberti, Luca, and Davide Filippi. "Fare etnografia delle migrazioni ai tempi della pandemia. Note di ricerca dal confine franco-italiano nel primo lockdown." REMHU: Revista Interdisciplinar da Mobilidade Humana 29, no. 61 (April 2021): 67–82. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880006105.
Full textValtolina, Giovanni Giulio, and Nicoletta Pavesi. "Famiglie migranti e minori con disabilità. Problematiche e prospettive della presa in carico." MONDI MIGRANTI, no. 3 (November 2022): 61–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/mm2022-003004.
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PINELLI, BARBARA. "Marginali e resistenti. Donne migranti a Bologna, reti di relazioni e pratiche di vita quotidiana." Doctoral thesis, Milano-Bicocca, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/19201.
Full textVianello, Francesca. "Migrando sole: pratiche femminili di mobilità transnazionale tra Ucraina e Italia." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3425207.
Full textGAY, Petra. "MOVIMENTI MIGRATORI E REATI CULTURALI IL DIRITTO PENALE NELL'EUROPA DEI MIGRANTI." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Palermo, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10447/90872.
Full textThe research focuses on culturally motivated crimes related to migratory flows in the European area. A cultural offence is defined as an act by a member of a minority culture, which is considered an offence by the legal system of the dominant culture; that same act is nevertheless, within the cultural group of the offender, condoned, accepted as normal behaviour and approved or even endorsed and promoted in the given situation. The specific focus on immigration means that the research does not analyse crimes committed by native minorities. Moreover, crimes related to illegal immigration and transnational terrorism are not part of the dissertation. Thus, the specific type of cultural offences analysed in the research can be defined as the immigrant’s behaviours that is normal, approved or promoted in his/her culture, but is considered offences in the State where he/she lives. The first chapter of the thesis is devoted to defining the notion of cultural crimes and cultural defence, and to outline the research analysis. This chapter acknowledges the difficulties encountered in defining the concepts of culture and cultural custom. The purpose of the research is to evaluate to what extent the fact that the defendant based his/her actions on a cultural norm can be taken into account in determining his/her responsibility within the criminal legal system of the country where the action takes place. Many different behaviours can be linked to cultural crimes and in all these circumstances there is the need to find a balance between fundamental rights protected by the domestic legal system and the specificity rights of minority groups. Consider the case of female genital mutilations, rape before wedding, or polygamy. These acts – even if they are (still) permitted in the country of the immigrant – may be considered offences in the country where the immigrant lives. Due to the immigration phenomenon related to the process of European and international integration, people coming from really different cultural backgrounds live together and nowadays the cultural crime rate has become one of the most problematic and debated legal issues. Furthermore with the gradual European enlargement more and more countries have had to face with problems related to multiculturalism. Immigration and multicultural society are often considered as a challenge for the criminal law, which is one of the more resistant areas of the whole legal system and opposes the process of European and international integration. This happens because the criminal law mirrors the essential nature of a country through the choice of the acts that are considered offences in the national territory. This choice is deeply influenced by the cultural background of the country and the criminal law is part of the cultural baggage of the immigrant. When people immigrate they bring with themselves the awareness that a behaviour is considered an offence in their country and they may not know or understand what is considered an offence in the country where they decide to live. Culturally motivated crimes stem from a conflict between the immigrant and the legal system of the country where he/she decides to live, between a cultural norm and a legal standard. With this regard, Van Broeck noted that the cultural offence has to be caused directly by the fact that the minority group the offender is a member of uses a different set of moral norms when dealing with the situation in which the offender was placed when he committed the offence: the conflict of divergent legal cultures has to be the direct cause of the offence. The research analyses how legislator and judges deal with cultural offences in Italy (Chapter II) and in the United Kingdom (Chapter III). For a long time Italy has been the starting point for immigrants and only in the last thirty years it has become their destination. For this reason the problem of determining the relevance of the cultural factor on the structure of an offence is more recent in Italy than in the United Kingdom, where the multicultural society is the result of the long story of the colonialism and the Commonwealth of Nations. Furthermore, the Italian system of handling cultural diversity is basically considered an example of assimilationism while the English one is considered an example of multiculturalism. This means that in the United Kingdom, more than in Italy, the legislation aims at preserving minority customs. In addition to the analysis of the Italian and the English systems, also the experience of France, of the United States and of Canada has been essential for the research. In the European context the French system is considered the best example of assimilationism. The law banning the wearing of a niqab or full-face veil in public is the clearest instance of this approach to different cultures which is usually regarded as gallicization of immigrants. The United States, often considered the multicultural society par excellence, are the birthplace of the debate about the cultural defence. In the international context Canada is considered an example of a multicultural system: multiculturalism is mentioned in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms of 1982 and since the 90’s the circle sentencing can be used to solve disputes in the Inuit group with the participation of members of the community in addition to the judges. Furthermore, in the same period the Canadian court formalized for the first time the distinctive cultural test. The comparison between the Italian and the English systems in handling cultural differences deriving from immigration and all the references to the American, Canadian and French systems allow the research to adopt a more general point of view in analysing cultural crimes. Trials concerning culturally motivated crimes often give evidence of a difficulty in immigrants’ integration; an issue that is not only a cultural problem, but primarily a social dilemma. From this point of view what happens in courtrooms becomes a device to evaluate a state immigration policy. The purpose of the research is to identify useful tools to manage cultural offences, finding a balance between victims’ fundamental rights and the cultural specificity of a minority group. The first conclusion reached in the dissertation regards the impossibility to provide a general relevance to the cultural factor in the criminal system, so that it is not possible to introduce a cultural defence. Many different behaviours can be considered cultural offences and it is not possible to treat as homogeneous a broad range of acts. At the same time, also the introduction of type of offences to criminalize a specific cultural practice is not the right way to solve the problem of the cultural factor in the structure of the offence. First of all there would be many problems in identifying a cultural practice, because it is really hard to recognize which behaviour can be related to the cultural background of the minority group of the defendant. Moreover, as can be noticed when problems concerning the criminalization of the female genital mutilation in Italy and the United Kingdom are analysed, this way seems almost useless. A good option is to adopt methods which do not impose a penalty to the defendant, taking into account his/her cultural background in certain circumstances. This can be done using the absolute discharge of the English legal system or the category of the cause di non punibilità of the Italian one. In this case the chance not to impose a penalty to an immigrant defendant can be achieved without any consequence on the nature of offence of the behaviour in the legal system of the country where he/she decides to live. In a similar way in the Italian system it could be difficult to find the parliamentary majority to approve a legislation introducing the specific causa di non punibilità. Thus, the more practicable solution concerns the judges’ activity. In this case, there is the need to avoid that the cultural factor is used contra reum worsening, for instance, the penalty. This modus operandi would not be fair because in the case of actions determined by a cultural norm commonly accepted by a minority group, the degree of reproach of these behaviours should be alleviated. In order to avoid that the cultural factor could be taken into account contra reum the first thing to do is to sensitize judges to the problems of the criminal law in a multicultural society. With this regard, the research analyses some tools used in the analised systems: in particular, the English Equal Treatment Bench Book, the Canadian system of the circle sentencing and the possibility, as in the French legislation, to integrate the judging body with lay judges in trials concerning cultural offences. The most workable solution is the Equal Treatment Bench Book, a guide for judges, magistrates, and all other judicial office-holders to handle cultural differences in trials. This English vademecum is not immediately importable in other European countries. In fact, it is not enough to translate it to solve the problem of sensitizing judges in so different legal systems. Thus, it is necessary to adopt a document like the English Bench Book in every country where immigration puts cultural offences on the agenda. From this point of view the research gives some hints about the drawing up of this vademecum. In conclusion it is possible to affirm that the correct way to approach cultural offences committed by immigrants is to understand that prevention is better than cure. Surely, it is important to pay attention to the role of judges and to the tools they can use in handling criminal offences. It is even truer that all the policies for the integration of the multicultural society are the most important instrument to determine the balance between fundamental rights and specificity rights of minority groups, that is also the key to handle cultural crimes.
Oliveira, Marcelo Leles Romarco de. "Retratos de assentamentos: um estudo de caso em assentamentos rurais formados por migrantes na regi?o do entorno do Distrito Federal." Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, 2007. https://tede.ufrrj.br/jspui/handle/tede/687.
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This thesis is based on a research made in Federal Distict overturn region, in the town of Padre Bernardo GO, in the P? de Serra region, between 2004 and 2006, in four rural settles. In general lines, it aims to know the daily routine and the sociability forms in these rural settles, formed by migrant families. One of the chosen ways to understand the proposal was the observation and the analysis of the day-by-day of settled people. This choice allowed comprehending the relationship systems which sustain this space, or which articulate different forms of living together in it. During the work, it was possible to notice that the settled people are linked to multiple social universes, as the house, the neighborhood, the circulation of people in the bus, relatives, Bras?lia, work relations, church, mediators group, State, and others. This way, it is possible to state that these settles are in a continuing relation to other spaces. It is, because of the fact that most of settled people are not from the region and have arrived there with previously built social relations, even in other social universes, the settles, these relations still exist. In a general way, the settled people, specially those who live and produce in the settles, reproduce in this space relations with the earth and the work very similar to the ones established by Woortmann (1997), when studying sites in inlands. However, the lack of experience with the cerrado (open pasture with patches of stunted vegetation), the lack of technical knowledge and the lack of infrastructure and of technical assistance attendance are pointed by many people as the main reasons for low results in the using of credits and for the lack of an effective production. And, finally, it is possible to reflect if the settles are a relative final point, once the experiences live in the settles can be subsides people need to migrate, that it, it is necessary to accept that people can go away from the settles and that they may not be a final point for some families. Besides, the settled person who has sold his/her site and has used the credit for another thing may have seen, in this act, a possibility of a step to another social-economic degree in the social structure.
Esta tese se baseia numa pesquisa realizada na regi?o do entorno do DF no munic?pio de Padre Bernardo-GO, na regi?o de P? de Serra, entre os anos de 2004 a 2006, em quatro assentamentos rurais. Em linhas gerais, visa conhecer o cotidiano e as formas de sociabilidade nesses assentamentos rurais formados por fam?lias migrantes. Um dos caminhos escolhidos para entender o que foi proposto foi a observa??o e a an?lise do dia-dia nos assentamentos. Essa escolha permitiu compreender o sistema de rela??es que sustentam esse espa?o, ou que nele se articulam as diversas formas de conviv?ncia. Durante o trabalho foi poss?vel perceber que os assentados est?o ligados a m?ltiplos universos sociais, como a casa, vizinhan?a, a circula??o das pessoas no ?nibus, parentes, Bras?lia, as rela??es de trabalho, igreja, grupo de mediadores, Estado, entre outros. Assim sendo, ? poss?vel afirmar que esses assentamentos est?o em cont?nua rela??o com outros espa?os. Isso porque, pelo fato da maioria dos assentados n?o serem da regi?o e terem chegado ali com rela??es sociais pr?-constitu?das mesmo estando em outros universos sociais - os assentamentos -, essas rela??es ainda existem. De uma forma geral, os assentados, sobretudo aqueles que vivem e produzem nos assentamentos, reproduzem nesse espa?o rela??es com a terra e trabalho bem pr?xima daquelas estabelecidas por Woortmann (1997), ao estudar os s?tios no sert?o. No entanto, a falta de experi?ncia com as terras do cerrado, o desconhecimento t?cnico e a falta de infraestrutura e de acompanhamento da assist?ncia t?cnica s?o apontados pelos assentados como os principais motivos dos baixos resultados na utiliza??o dos cr?ditos e da aus?ncia de produ??o efetiva. E, por fim, ? poss?vel refletir que os assentamentos seja um ponto final relativo, uma vez que as experi?ncias vivenciadas nos assentamentos podem servir de subs?dios necess?rios para que as pessoas tornem a migrar, ou seja, ? preciso aceitar que as pessoas podem sair do assentamento e que ali talvez n?o seja um ponto final para algumas fam?lias. Al?m disso, aquele assentado que vendeu a sua ch?cara ou utilizou os cr?ditos para outra finalidade pode ter visto neste ato a possibilidade de um salto para outro degrau socioecon?mico na estrutura social.
Yastrebova, Maria. "Russkij jazyk v Germanii pod vlijaniem migracii: grammatičeskie otklonenija v reči podstrostkov i molodyx vzroslyx." 2017. https://ul.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A31664.
Full textBooks on the topic "Reti migranti"
Reti migranti. Bologna: Il mulino, 2006.
Find full textRamírez-Villamizar, Gladys, Yineth Tatiana Rico Fuentes, Carlos Lasso-Urbano, Gerson-Yesith Jaimes-Parada, Marly Sulay Álvarez Herrera, Frank S. Orduz-Gualdrón, Vivian Vanessa Arenas-Villamizar, and María-Carolina Martínez-Santana. Estrategias para la construcción de paz en Colombia: Un enfoque multidisciplinar. Universidad Simón Bolívar, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.17081/r.book.2022.09.7273.
Full textVillamizar-Villegas, Mauricio, Christian Manuel Posso-Suárez, and Darwin Cortés Cortés, eds. Covid-19 consecuencias y desafíos en la economía colombiana. Una mirada desde las universidades. Banco de la República - Universidad del Rosario, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.12804/urosario9789587848496.
Full textSousa, Ana Paula Gaspar de, Carlos Augusto Pereira dos Santos, Patrícia de Fátima Melo Rodrigues Sena, and Ronaldo Moreira Andrade. Escritos sobre a estação Ipueiras. Editora SertãoCult, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.35260/87429298-2020.
Full textVelasco, Marco Polo Tello. �y C�mo Se Llama el ni�o?... Se Llama Juan Diego: Experiencias de Apoyo Binacional e Historias de Vida de Los Migrantes Agrarios de la Regi�n Mixteca Oaxaque�a en el Estado de Oregon, EUA, a Trav�s de un Programa de Alcance a la Comunidad. Independently Published, 2016.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Reti migranti"
Festa, Maria. "Migrant Multimodal Narratives: From Blogs and Print Media to YouTube." In Postcolonial Publics: Art and Citizen Media in Europe. Venice: Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-677-0/015.
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