Approccio hotspot e navi quarantena. Le politiche di controllo confinario ai tempi della pandemia. Un articolo di Jacopo Anderlini e Silvia Di Meo

Hotspot, navi quarantena e il saldarsi delle pratiche di contollo sanitario con il frame discorsivo emergenziale che riguarda le migrazioni: le politiche confinarie dell’Unione Europea, nell’epoca della pandemia stanno mettendo in luce tutti i limiti di un sistema inadeguato e foriero di problemi e, soprattutto, disumanità.

In un articolo sulla rivista il Mulino, Jacopo Anderlini e Silvia Di Meo mettono in evidenza come l’emergere della questione sanitaria nel sistema di controllo confinario abbia accentuato e legittimato una molteplicità di processi e pratiche di selezione e trattenimento extra legali. Attraverso il sistematico confinamento dei migranti in luoghi situati in frontiera, con accertate violazioni della libertà personale e dei diritti fondamentali dell’asilo, dell’informazione e della salute si porta avanti un approccio profondamente permeato dalla disumanità e, allo stesso tempo, si rimuove la questione dal dibattito pubblico.

Hotspots, quarantine ships and the combination of health control measures with the emergency discursive frame concerning migration: in the age of pandemic, EU border policies are highlighting all the limits of an inadequate system, premonitory of problems and, above all, inhumanity.

An article by Jacopo Anderlini and Silvia Di Meo, in the magazine “il Mulino“, shows how the emergence of the health issue in the border control system has accentuated and legitimized a multiplicity of extra-legal selection and detention processes and practices. Through the systematic confinement of migrants in places located on the border, with ascertained violations of personal freedom and the fundamental rights of asylum, information and health, an approach deeply permeated by inhumanity is pursued and, at the same time, it contributes to the removal of the issue from public debate.

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Eufemia, « Les naufragés et les rescapés ». De Gênes à Nice / Eufemia, “I sommersi e i salvati”. Da Genova a Nizza

Après une période de suspension liée à la propagation de la pandémie “Eufemia“, le projet du collectif artistique Milotta & Donchev trouve un nouveau lieu d’exposition à l’université de la Côte d’Azur.

L’exposition fera l’objet de nombreuses manifestations académiques et publiques, telles que des masters, des conférences sur la sociologie visuelle, des tables rondes liées à la sortie de livres sur la migration, des visites scolaires, des films-débats, etc.

L’événement de son inauguration, qui se tiendra le 22 juin à 18h30, accompagne le colloque international “Tri migratoire et expérience du blocage : Afrique, Amériques, Europe”.

L’installation, située à Université Côte d’Azur, hall de la MSHS (25 avenue François Mitterrand 06300 Nice) sera ouverte du 22 juin au 15 novembre 2021.

L’événement bénéficie du soutien de l’Université de Gênes et de l’Université Côte d’Azur. ‘Azur, l’Urmis, la Maison des sciences de l’homme et de la société Sud-Est.

Dopo un periodo di sospensione legato alla diffusione della pandemia, “Eufemia” il progetto del collettivo artistico Milotta & Donchev trova una nuova sede di esposizione presso l’Università della Costa Azzurra.
La mostra sarà al centro di numerosi eventi accademici e pubblici, come master, conferenze di sociologia visuale, tavole rotonde relative all’uscita di libri sulle migrazioni, visite scolastiche, dibattiti cinematografici, ecc.
L’evento della sua inaugurazione che si terrà il 22 giugno alle ore 18:30, accompagna le colloque international “Tri migratoire et expérience du blocage: Afrique, Amériques, Europe“.

L’installazione, collocata presso l’Université Côte d’Azur, hall de la MSHS (25 avenue François Mitterrand 06300 Nice) sarà visitabile dal 22 giugno al 15 novembre 2021.

L’evento ha il sostegno dell’Università di Genova e dell’Université Côte d’Azur, dell’Urmis, della Maison des sciences de l’homme et de la société Sud-Est

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Shahram Khosravi. A conversation about borders with an accidental professor

Alcuni diritti riservati a NonviolentPeaceforce.org

A new “Borderlands & Solidarities” podcast episode is out! In this passage, Livio Amigoni has a conversation with Shahram Khosravi, former cab driver, professor and writer, about different topics. They start from Khosravi’s last work ‘Waiting. A project in conversation‘ going, then, after to ‘Illegal travellers: An Auto-Ethnography of Borders‘. Furhtermore they touch the issue of academia and research activity highlighting how the ‘border’ is inside it. Finally, they touch the topic of smugllers and freedom of movement in the contemporary scenario.

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A new article of Luca Queirolo Palmas on the Calais jungle is out in “Environment and Planning D; Society and Space”

The refugee makeshift settlement of Calais, globally known as the “Calais Jungle”, was dismantled in October 2016. Its existence, as a spectacle repeatedly spread by the media all over the world, was a key element in the representation of the so-called “migration crisis” in Europe. One year after the end of the camp, this article focuses on a new scenario in which dispersed settlements keep reappearing and migrants are hunted by the authorities and the police on a daily basis, observing the everyday life of the many who continue to reach this borderland in the hope of crossing to the other side, by any means and at any risk. This ethnographic and visual sociology project follows a group of young Afghans, identifying the crucial phases that structure widespread daily routines and a broad moral landscape: survival, the hunt, and the attempt to get across.

To know more about this: Palmas LQ. “Now is the real Jungle!” Institutional hunting and migrants’ survival after the eviction of the Calais camp. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space. March 2021. doi:10.1177/02637758211000061

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