Dickinson College, convegno sull'immigrazione

Si parlerà di come gli italiani e gli europei in genere affrontano i problemi dell'immigrazione e si farà il confronto con la modalità praticata negli Stati Uniti, nel corso delle due giornate di convegno dal titolo "Comparing us and european  approaches to issues of immigration" organizzato dal Dickinson College in collaborazione con l'Alma Mater Università di Bologna per

Venerdi 20 giugno dalle ore 10.00
Sala d'armi Facoltà di Giurisprudenza, via Zamboni 22, Bologna

Il Dickinson College, università della Pennsylvania, attiva a Bologna da oltre quarant'anni, ogni anno ospita una trentina di studenti statunitensi, che assistono a lezioni tenute in inglese dai docenti dell'Alma Mater. Gli esami che fanno in Italia vengono riconosciuti negli Stati Uniti. Questo convegno mette a confronto docenti dell'Alma Mater, del Dickinson e di altre Università convenzionate (di Mosca, Tolosa, Brema e del Camerun) sul modo di affrontare l'immigrazione in Europa ed in Usa. La questione viene affrontata dal punto di vista culturale, economico e giuridico.

Programma

Friday 20/6

9:00 a.m. Welcome Remarks:
Roberto Grandi, Prorettore alle relazioni  Internazionali, University of Bologna.

9:15 a.m. Immigration to, and Movement Within, the European Union.
Moderator: Grace Jarvis, Dickinson College
Integration of Immigrants in France and The Netherlands.
Rosemarie Sackman, University of Bremen.
On the Frontlines: Assessing the Role of NGO's in an EU Asylum Policy.
Stephanie Anderson, Dickinson College
The Devil in France: The Spanish Republican Refugees and the French Reception.
Policy from the End of the Civil War to the Collapse of the Vichy  Regime (1939-1945).
Jean-Francois Berdah, University of Toulouse.

11:00 a.m. A Nation of Immigrants: The U.S. Experience
Moderator: Mark Gilbert, University of Trento.
The German War-Brides of the Post-WWII Era
Gisela Roethke, Dickinson College.
Dying to be American: How the New York Times Portrayed  Immigrant Victims of 9/11
Stephanie Larson, Dickinson College.
Immigration, Detention, and the Constitution
Harry Pohlman, Dickinson College.

2:00 p.m.  Smart Borders? Border Regimes in the American Southwest and European  East
Craig Nation, U.S. Army War College.

3:00 p.m. Keynote Address: Vittorio Prodi, President of the Province of Bologna.

3:30 p.m. The Italian Experience with Immigration and Emigration.
Moderator: Charles Jarvis, Dickinson College.
Immigration, politics and Policy in Italy: The cases of Milan, Bologna and Naples.
Tiziana Caponio, University of Bologna
oExperience of Foreign Delegates and Practitioners Within  a Local Trade Union
Bruno Riccio, University of Bologna
oMaking Italians Abroad:  The Case of Enrico Corradini
Tullio Pagano, Dickinson College

Saturday, June 21

9:00 a.m. Migration: Cultural, Political and Economic Approaches.
Moderator: Giovanna Franci, University of Bologna
oContemporary Migratory Routes: Anthropological Perspectives.
Matilde Callari Galli, University of Bologna
Globalization and Its Impact on Immigration Patterns in Africa South of The Sahara (ASS).
Peter Agbor Tabi, University of Yaoundé
Phenomenon of the Academic Dissident Movement and the Problem of Migration of  Scientists from the USSR/Russian Federation.
Alexander Bezborodov, Moscow State University

11:00 a.m.  Troubling Trends: The Rise of Anti-Immigrant Movements in Europe.
Moderator: Annamaria Gentili, University of Bologna
Rethinking Difference: Transnationalism and Multiculturalism in Question
Ruba Saih, University of Bologna
Postmodern Fascism: The Intellectual Foundations of Contemporary.
European Anti-Immigrant Movements
Cotten Seiler, Dickinson College
Spaces of Immigration: Racialization and the Emergence of Interethnic Politics
Heather Merrill, Dickinson College